Clare Simpson

Nov 2, 2024 | tandfonline.com | Clare Simpson |Martin Ashby |Samrat Sheoran |Antonis Stavropoulos-Kalinoglou

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Jan 17, 2024 | whatculture.com | James Egan |Shaun Lappin |Clare Simpson |James Kirk

10 Formerly Great Film Roles That Are Horribly Awkward Today This list contains some of the strangest moments to befall actors; some are faultless, some are… By Shaun Lappin...

Aug 22, 2023 | fringereview.co.uk | Clare Simpson

Things Hidden Since The Foundation Of The World Javaad Alipoor Company Genre: Drama, Fringe Theatre, New Writing, Theatre Venue: Traverse Festival: Edinburgh Fringe An investigation into the nature of investigation itself. Things Happen takes the form of an investigation into the still unsolved murder of Fereydoun Farrokhzad, Farrkzhad was a 1970s Iranian pop star and cultural phenomenon, hosting one of Iran’s first TV variety shows, the Silver Carnation. After the Islamic Revolution in 1979,...

Aug 10, 2023 | fringereview.co.uk | Clare Simpson

The Bubble Show is a mix of magic, story-telling and bubble art aimed at parents and younger children. Highly recommended for young children – the magic of bubbles is mesmerising Who knew soap suds combined with various everyday implements could produce such magic? Eran, the Bubble Man, is back at Assembly George Square Gardens and if you’re looking to amuse your children for an hour or so, the Bubble Show is a sure fire hit.

Aug 10, 2023 | fringereview.co.uk | Clare Simpson

Adults Traverse Theatre Company Genre: Comedy, Drama, New Writing, Theatre Venue: Traverse Festival: Edinburgh Fringe Adults manages to deliver a tale of broken promises, disillusionment and loneliness while delivering plenty of laughs along the way It’s not everyday that your old school teacher turns up at your brothel. But, apparently, according to Kieran Hurley’s new play, Adults, it happens more frequently than you might think. Taking a critical look at the lessons our elders have taught...