YOUR GUIDE TO EDINBURGH'S FESTIVALS
This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
ED2016 Comedy ED2016 Theatre ED2016 Three To See Today
Three To See on 27 Aug: Adler & Gibb, E15, Doug Segal
By ThreeWeeks Editorial | Published on Friday 26 August 2016
Three to see at the Edinburgh Festival tomorrow…
Adler & Gibb | Summerhall | 5.15pm
Looking for something “highly theatrical and surprisingly gripping”? Well, this show will do it, as it “challenges the audience with its exploration of form and its visceral content”. Says our reviewer of the thought-provoking piece: “With a powerful script, compelling structure and knockout performances, ‘Adler & Gibb’ will not leave you indifferent”.
E15 | Northern Stage at Summerhall | 6.30pm (pictured)
This piece of ‘documentary theatre’ about a protest movement launched by 29 young motors in Newham, East London is definitely recommended. “This is theatre at its most politically engaged and engaging”, reckoned our reviewer. “This outstanding company deliver an angry, empowering production, catalysing change”.
Doug Segal: I Can Make You Feel Good | The Voodoo Rooms | 7.50pm
Finally, a long-term TW favourite and former Editors’ Award winner. “Although billing himself as a comedy act, there is something deeper to Segal’s act that encourages finding happiness in human connections and communication” says our reviewer of this year’s show. Oh, and “one feat of mind reading, conducted blindfolded, is so impossibly impressive”.
