EIF Review: Derya Türkan & Friends

EIF Review: Derya Türkan & Friends

Guest Contributor Aug 25, 2026 4 min read
At The Hub, Derya Türkan revives 17th-century Ottoman manuscripts, conjuring an intuitive, transcendent evening of shimmering cross-cultural alchemy.
EdFringe Review: Il canto dell’assiolo

EdFringe Review: Il canto dell’assiolo

Guest Contributor Aug 25, 2026 3 min read
In Compagnia Bellanda’s hypnotic Il canto dell’assiolo, breaking and contemporary dance collide in a raw, unflinching study of romantic partnership.
EdFringe Review: Dragon

EdFringe Review: Dragon

Guest Contributor Aug 25, 2026 4 min read
In YoChen Yeh’s singular Dragon, six dancers merge and recoil before a robotic arm, interrogating the tense threshold between organic body and machine.
EdFringe Review: R/evolution(s)

EdFringe Review: R/evolution(s)

Guest Contributor Aug 23, 2026 3 min read
Trading white corpse-paint for brutalist techno pulses, Conan Amok’s R/evolution(s) turns contorted bodies into a lucid, startlingly modern act of butoh.
EdFringe Review: The Sumo Show HIRAKUZA

EdFringe Review: The Sumo Show HIRAKUZA

Guest Contributor Aug 21, 2026 4 min read
Blending Shinto tradition, physical comedy, and authentic combat, The Sumo Show HIRAKUZA brings Japan’s national sport to life at the Edinburgh Fringe.