A second dip into the reeking stagnant well of Fringe theatre sees Julian and Bear discover dross and offensive material among the dank. But also pure Fringe gold. Reviewed shows include a show about BDSM for kids, a fascinating and rare opportunity to slaughter for your dinner, plus a one man show about being Welsh. Those are: Whip It - Fries Theatre - 1000 - Creaming It - Underbelly - until August 27th. Meat Me At 8: An Interactive Dining Experience - Pleasance at Kitchenesque - 1900 - until August 18th Cymru One and All - by Gavin Pritchard-Jones - The Funky Spinster - Free Fringe - 1600 - until August 27th. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Nine Days in May, The Drag Caryl Churchill, The European Project

Theatre criticism is in a sad state, with the mainstream media parroting back the bleeding heart lefty pronouncements of Britain’s over-subsidised theatre industry.&nbsp;Into the ruins of a once well-regarded profession step critics Julian Letts-Gower and Bear Plantagenet.&nbsp;No press accreditation but heaps of passion for the arts (Julian’s mother was the acclaimed ceramicist Petra Gower and Bear’s family established the English Theatre in Côte d’Azur). Julian and Bear are primed to provide true reviews, free from the woke left wing bias, to any productions willing to provide them with two complimentary tickets.&nbsp;Julian says:&nbsp;‘For too long, the Fringe has been free from a genuine critical eye. The fawning media elite are clamouring to pour praise on those most detached from real life, common sense and British values. And at the other end, sycophantic bloggers toss out stars like they are going out of fashion. We want to bring attention to the best theatre by reviewing shows without an agenda. And we look forward to calling out the worst offenders of taste and decency, the Fringe clichés, and those spunking public money.’&nbsp;Bear says:‘A last minute decision of my uncle to base himself in The Dominican Republic has gifted us a New Town flat for the month of August, our base for The True Review. We can’t wait to get our teeth into the Fringe. Lovely!’The True Review will release new episodes each week, available on all major platforms.Email: julianthetruereview@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whip It, Meat Me At 8, Cymru One And All