The End of the Fringe: My Robot Heart.
The last that we saw of the performance poet Molly Naylor was in 2010, when she appeared at the Pleasance …
Tag Archives: Cynicism
Tychy@ the Fringe: Love and Understanding.
I have not seen one of Joe Penhall’s plays in the flesh before and so it was a great privilege …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Right Honourable Member.
There are a host of productions knocking about this year’s Fringe which concern themselves with how ghastly the political class …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Haverfordwest.
Tychy occasionally tutors Highers students, they are invariably from rich families, and it is often unnerving to be exposed to …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Happiness.
Murray Watts’ play “Happiness,” which is presently established at Hawke and Hunter, reaches for a pair of comfy old stereotypes …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Ed Reardon, A Writer’s Burden.
Ed Reardon (Christopher Douglas) is a grandly established old carthorse from the Radio 4 comedy stables, his show trotting through …
Tychy@ the Fringe: My Best Friend Drowned in a Swimming Pool.
It is the first Friday night of the Fringe and the streets are sweltering in a high fever. There is …
Book Reviews: Southern Daughter and Gone with the Wind.
If Margaret Mitchell’s Gone with the Wind (1936) took a decade to write, then Darden Asbury Pyron – a professor …
Insightful Cynicism: Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man.
CYNIC, n. A blackguard whose faulty vision sees things as they are, not as they ought to be. Hence the …
