EDINBURGH FRINGE 2019 – PT 1

Posted on August 14, 2019 by Norwich Radical in Arts and tagged Bait Theatre, BDSM, beach body, body positivity, Caitlin Moran, Carmina Masoliver, comedy, dance, daughter, DID, Edinburgh Fringe, featured, feminism, festival, IFS, improv, Jessica Edwards, Jessica Redstone, kit redstone, Lewys Holt, lines, Lizzo, Maisy Taylor, mother, Neil Chinneck, performance, Phrases, Rory Fleck-Byrne, shibari, Simone de Beauvoir, spoken word, summer, Tamsin Shasha, The Roaring Girls, theatre, TheSpace.

by Carmina Masoliver

Edinburgh Fringe festival seems to get bigger and bigger each year; there are hundreds of shows to choose from and the densely-packed programme can be difficult to decipher. Here we have briefly reviewed three distinct shows from the 2019 edition, dealing with the mind, the body, sexuality, relationships and gender.

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EDINBURGH FRINGE 2018 – PT 3

Posted on August 28, 2018 by Norwich Radical in Arts and tagged Arabella Warren, Assembly Studio, Barry Brian and Bean, Carmina Masoliver, Congratulations You B@$T@*D, Crossword Productions, Edinburgh Fringe, Eggbox Comedy, featured, festival, Frances Ha, Ghosted Ink Arts Collective, Greenside, Here It Goes Theatre, Improvised Therapy, lines, Lion Theatre Company, maneki-neko, Manfred Lentz, Marsistan, Nadiya Hussain, Pangea, Re: Prouction, Sweet Venues, The Great British Bake-Off, The Hunger Games, The Man Presents: Women, theatre, TheSpace, White Slate Theatre, Zoo Southside, Zoolander.

By Carmina Masoliver

The third and final instalment of a series of short summaries of a wide variety of performances, from the comedic to the dramatic to the bizarre, direct from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Each entry is preceded by the title of the work in question, and the venue(s) at which it is being performed as part of the Fringe.

Content warning: Mentions of racism, sexual assault.

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EDINBURGH FRINGE 2018 – PT 2

Posted on August 22, 2018 by Norwich Radical in Arts and tagged Arnim Freiss, BBC's Radiophonics Workshop, Breathless Theatre, Brian Hodgson, C Venues, Carmina Masoliver, Charles Craggs, Charlotte McEvoy, Clay Nikiforuk, comedy, Delia Derbyshire, Doctor Who, drama, Eat Your Heart Out, Edinburgh Fringe, featured, festival, Fun to be Around, Good Vibes Only, Grassmarket Project, Hymns For Robots, Jessie Coller, Jill Rutland, Jodi Gray, Katie McLeod, Laughing Mirror Theatre Company, Laura Suarez, Living Record Productions, Losing My Mindfulness, Natural Food Kafe, Noctium Theatre, Off Kilter Theatre, Paradise at Augustine's, Rebecca Robin, spaces, Sweet Venues, The Edge of You, theatre, TheSpace, Thrown, Tightrope Productions, UEA.

By Carmina Masoliver

The second instalment of a series of short summaries of a wide variety of performances, from the comedic to the dramatic to the bizarre, direct from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Each entry is preceded by the title of the work in question, and the venue(s) at which it is being performed as part of the Fringe.

Content warning: mentions eating disorders, sexual assault, domestic abuse, childhood trauma.

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