8/25/08 AM Clips - UK
By Andy Propst on Aug 25, 2008 | In UK | Send feedback »
Financial Times
Dorian Gray, King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
This re-interpretation of a story of downfall and moral decay is slick, well-danced and, at times, fun – but Oscar Wilde it is not, says Gerald Dowler
The Times UK
David Hare: how the BBC killed the TV play
The BBC's abandonment of the single television play is a spineless betrayal of the playwright, the art and the public
Enduring Freedom, Finborough Theatre, London
Anders Lustgarten attacks his subject-matter with blunt-edged gusto, but he adds little that's new to the 9/11 debate
The Guardian
And the tiniest venue award goes to ...
Who were the Edinburgh festival's winners and losers? Brian Logan doles out his gongs for 2008
The Guardian Performing Arts Blog
Mark Fisher: Edinburgh festival: When the (theatre)going got tough
Brian Logan: Edinburgh festival: O'Doherty proves niceness works at the if.comedy awards
Daily Telegraph
365 in Edinburgh: an exploitative box of theatrical tricks
Charles Spencer reviews 365 at the Playhouse in Edinburgh.
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