Edinburgh Festival and Fringe 2011: review round-up

I didn’t make it to all the Korea-related events at the Edinburgh International Festival and Fringe, and for one of the events I did get to I didn’t feel like writing a review. So here are some links to the reviews that are out there. For completeness, I include links to my own reviews. If you spot any others, please leave them in the comment section below.

1 The International Festival

Mokhwa Repertory Company: The Tempest

LKL, 15 August
Telegraph (Paul Gent), 15 August
The List (Allan Radcliffe), 14 August
Edingburgh Spotlight

Ahn Eun-mi: Princess Bari

LKL, 2 November
Telegraph (Sarah Crompton), 22 August
Guardian (Alice Bain), 21 August
The Stage (Gerald Berkowitz) (No rating given, but very enthusiastic)

Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra: Unsuk Chin, Messiaen, Tchaikovsky

Guardian (Kate Molleson) 25 August
Financial Times (Andrew Clark) 25 August
EdinburghGuide (Barnaby Miln) 25 August

2 The Fringe

Gaksi, Mago

LKL, 29 August

Babbling Comedy

LKL, 16 August
Broadway Baby (Ben Blyth) 9 August
Fringe Review (Paul Levy) 10 August

Korean Drum: Journey of a Soul

LKL, (no review)
The Stage (Brian G Cooper) 12 August. “Must See”
Broadway Baby (Sujanan Upadhyay) 9 August
The List (Allan Radcliffe) 8 August

Jasmine Gwangju

LKL, 14 August
Broadway Baby (Sujanan Upadhyay) 18 August
Edinburgh Spotlight (Francois Steward)

Pop-Up! The Amazing Adventures of Moo Dong

LKL, 22 August
The Herald (Carmody Wilson) 22 August
Fest Magazine (Amelie Harborow) 9 August
Broadway Baby (Kai Sedgwick) 11 August
The List (Allan Radcliffe) 8 August