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Latest Edinburgh Fringe Reviews


Review: Table for Two by Jack Kenyon Magic
Table for Two, which has been created by Magic Circle member Jack Kenyon and his long-time partner, Isabelle Dooley-Carmichael sees Kenyon attempts to right the wrongs of past relationships while trying to impress his latest date, who is chosen at random from the audience and remains on stage for the show's duration, with feats of magic.


Review: COMA by DARKFIELD
COMA, which first premiered in 2019, invites guests to enter a collective dream as part of a collective medical experiment. Lying in a whitewashed bunk bed, barely big enough to stretch out in, each participant is prompted to ingest a white pill laid out by their bed and slip away into a state of unconsciousness.


Review: FLIGHT by DARKFIELD
Set within a cross-section of a commercial aeroplane cabin, complete with a laminated safety card, working seatbelts, tray tables and overhead luggage compartments, FLIGHT invites audiences to experience two parallel realities at once - one in which the plane lands safety, and one where it doesn't


Review: ARCADE by DARKFIELD
Guests step into a war-ravaged world and take control of their own digital avatar in DARKFIELD's latest immersive audio experience, Arcade.
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