Legend of the Card Ninja ****

Flinging playing cards like throwing stars.

Gutted. A Revenger’s Musical ***

The book is mostly prosaic and uninspired, but not offensively so, and the production isn’t without a certain boisterous, admirably carefree charm.

Julien Cottereau – Imagine-toi ****

Julien Cottereau

Former Cirque du Soleil performer conjures a spectacle from nothing.

Reviewing the upholstery

New critical vocabularies arise in response to new forms of art.

Power Plant – A Sound and Light Experience *****

A visit to the glasshouses is transportative even in broad daylight; but after nightfall, full of stage smoke, humming and pealing with the alien sounds of the installation’s various objets d’art, the experience is nothing short of otherworldly.

Un/Familiar Fringe: Un/Heard

I out two participatory audio-led performances to the test at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2009: Rotozaza’s GuruGuru followed by David Leddy’s Susurrus.

Chronicles of Long Kesh ****

A cappella Motown numbers provide an unexpectedly effective accompaniment to Martin Lynch’s history of the infamous Irish prison camp.

Susurrus ****

Susurrus is a radio play at heart. A really good one. Themes and images from A Midsummer Night’s Dream ebb and flow through a series of intertwined monologues.

Who to follow at Fringe 09

All the mayhem of the Mile direct to your screen or smartphone.

Reasonable Doubt ****

Two former jurors reunite in a hotel room two years after a controversial hung verdict in this smart two-hander from Australian playwright Suzie Miller.

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