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Here are some tips for terrible review writing… 1. Do not provide clear, factual information about the show (ideally copy from the programme) 2. Write lots of clever sentences that exhibit your wit but say little objectively about the show you have seen 3. Do not review the show from a theatre-viewpoint; say nothing about…

Our Reviews Policy The review team are working writers, journalists, directors, dramaturgs and actors. The reviewers are active in the field of theatre and seek to review shows representing innovation, challenge, competence and creativity in the field. We do not seek to review all shows in a Fringe festival. Choice is often intuitive. Our aim…

by Paul Levy FringeReview Editor I know one or two people who will stop short (but only just) of physically attacking me if I use the word “objectivity” in a sentence. They don’t believe in objectivity. They say “objectivity is both impossible and arrogant”. Subjectivity is all there is. We have only our point of…

Please note that, as of August 2013, FringeReview is ceasing the use of star ratings. We have replaced these with RECOMMENDED, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and OUTSTANDING. The Following article still has value in this discussion, so we have kept it! In defense of silence – why we don’t publish one or two-star reviews The right to silence isn’t…