Step into the fantastical world of Mr Sleepybum at the Edinburgh Fringe and prepare for an unforgettable adventure that will leave you giggling and grinning… Read More »Review: A Whimsical Journey into Mr Sleepybum’s Dream World
Marcel Lucont’s ‘Les Enfants Terribles’ has taken the Edinburgh Fringe by storm delivering an uproarious gameshow that celebrates the mischievousness of awful children. Playing to… Read More »Hilariously Horrible: Marcel Lucont’s ‘Les Enfants Terribles’ wins the day
There’s that magical time in childhood – where make-believe can still be reality and they can be so totally consumed in a moment that everything… Read More »Edinburgh International Children’s Festival returns!
Silent comedy perhaps isn’t the first thing I would think of to entertain children. I would worry they might be bored or distracted. But having heard the level of laughter emerging from the children at Jango Starr’s ‘One Man Shoe’ – I stand entirely corrected.
From the very start of the show, Jango’s slapstick comedy had the kids giggling uncontrollably as he lost his hat, became caught up in a coat stand and generally – was a perfect clown.Read More »Edinburgh Festival Review: One Man Shoe
It’s always difficult to know whether my opinion is going to be shared by others. What if something is actually marmite? With festival reviews, I always… Read More »Edinburgh Festival Review: Oskar’s Amazing Adventures