Articles by Charlotte Goodman

Smashed

If you have any preconceived notions of what a juggling show ought to be, you should probably drop them here.

The Project

I was not too surprised to read that The Project was specially created for the Edinburgh Fringe: it has that ‘experimental’ feel.

Squish

For thirty five minutes, dancer Tony Mills does not leave the confines of his squash court, drawn in red lines on the floor.

Julien Cottereau: Imagine Toi

Julien Cottereau wins over his audience within seconds.

The Bitches' Box

New Zealand comic actors Emma Newborn and Amelia Guild have brought to the Fringe a show about life on a Kiwi farm, as told through the eyes of its resident dogs.

Rob Carter: Murder (and other hobbies)

Much of Rob Carter’s chat centres on being awkward and posh.

Exposed

Exposed is one of the slickest productions I have seen.

Knee Deep

Australian acrobatic quartet Casus start their performance as they mean to go on: with an unshowy display of brilliance.

Interrupted

This is the Edinburgh debut for Anglo-Spanish physical theatre company Teatro en Vilo, and they have made their arrival with panache.

Poopiedoopiedoop

Poopiedoopiedoop began on a highly optimistic note.

Glenn Wool: This Road Has Tolls

Glenn Wool’s show opens with a rock video of moshing puppets.

Barry Castagnola: The Donny Donkins 'As (hopefully soon to be) Seen On TV' Show

Barry Castagnola has summed up all of the most depressing things about Fringe comedy with his newest character.

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