2015 Edinburgh Fringe
Jamie Wood - O No!
Following the success of Beating McEnroe, Jamie Wood returns to the Fringe with a new show, employing his signature blend of anarchic comedy, fandom and emotional terrorism. A psychedelic ride, and wonky homage to the woman damned for destroying The Beatles, O No! borrows Yoko Ono's art instructions to ask whether falling in love is always catastrophic. This is a show about reckless optimism, avant-garde art and what we might learn from the hippies. 'As funny as the best comedy, super-theatrical and entirely unlike anything else' (Brian Logan). 'Touchingly hilarious and startlingly bonkers' (TheEdinburghReporter.co.uk).
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When poking fun at your audience turns into bullying
The rules of engagement in theatre have changed, and now audience participation is everywhere. But artists have a responsibility to take care of those they pick on.
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian, 25th August 2015Edinburgh festival 2015: top tickets for the final week
There are eight more days' of shows to choose from including Smoke and Mirrors, O No!, Backstage in Biscuit Land and The Gospel According to Jesus, [i]Queen of Heaven.
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian, 24th August 2015Total Theatre Awards shortlists announced
More awards for you now, and one of our favourites amongst the long line of Festival gongs. The Total Theatre Awards have been celebrating the 'total theatre experience' at the Fringe almost as long as we've been covering it, And today they announced the shortlists for their 2015 programme.
Chris Cooke, ThreeWeeks, 20th August 2015The six shows you shouldn't miss
A Desert Island Discs spoof, brooding circus performers who strip naked and a Yoko Ono-inspired love-fest ... our critics choose their hot tickets at this year's fringe.
Lyn Gardner, Mark Lawson and Brian Logan, The Guardian, 18th August 2015Fest's Fringe top picks: theatre
Lead theatre critic Matt Trueman picks out the best and most promising theatre shows of 2015.
Matt Trueman, Fest Mag, 4th August 2015Performances
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