The Joker and The Thief 4**** August 11, 2026 | one4review
Rosie Holt : The Illegal Aliens Have Landed 4****... August 11, 2026 | one4review
In the Cold Light 4**** August 11, 2026 | one4review
Eleanor Morton – The Mermaid 4 ½**** August 11, 2026 | one4review
Krapp’s Last Tape 4**** August 11, 2026 | one4review
boobytrapped -4.5**** August 11, 2026 | one4review
Spare Room 4.5****
August 11, 2026 | one4reviewAt first glance, Spare Room could almost be mistaken for a ‘Men Behaving Badly’ scenario. An unsuspecting young woman moves into a flat with a group of male slobs who don’t even possess a kettle or toaster, and initially there are plenty … Read More
Rosie Jones: I Can’t Tell What She’s Saying
August 11, 2026 | one4reviewRosie Jones asks if anyone doesn’t know who she is. I don’t, actually, but I stay silent. “Get out! Get out! Get out!” she screams to joyful laughter. Why is this not scary or mean? Because Jones, who has cerebral … Read More
Vincent Van Gogh: Between Worlds – 4****
August 11, 2026 | one4reviewVincent Van Gogh: Between Worlds is a fascinating and beautifully staged look at the life of my favourite artist. Written and directed by Paola Veneto, this play is a moving and often brutally honest biography of the tortured soul that was … Read More
Only Bones – Daniel Nodder 5*****
August 11, 2026 | one4reviewOnly Bones is a strange, otherworldly experience. It is exactly why I come to the Fringe. The show opens with a light held between fingers, glinting through them as they begin to ripple and dance in time with a throbbing … Read More
Helicops 1: Find Your Wings! – 4****
August 10, 2026 | one4reviewWith a premise of “there are some policemen who are part-helicopter” (indicated by them wearing cycle helmets with propellor blades) and when your narrator is the building that houses their headquarters you know that you are not coming to … Read More
Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities: A Toy Theater Atlas – 5*****
August 10, 2026 | one4reviewToy Theatre is not an artform that has stood the test of time. Once the toy of choice for the artistically minded child in the 1800s as well as a popular performance medium, the tiny stages combined the joy … Read More
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