Pick of the Best Reviews from the Edinburgh Fringe

BBC 3C says The Regina Monologues 'just works'

Read BBC 3C review and find out exactly why they thought that The Regina Monologues works on many levels, for a thoroughly entertaining evening out.

Sell-out world-premiere performance gets rave review

Local Arts Editor Madeline Burton from the Herts Ad was left seeing Red after this special preview performance of The Regina Monologues.

Tidemark is given ***** 5 STARS from ThreeWeeks

Click here to read the full ***** 5 STAR ***** review from ThreeWeeks on Delicates and Smoke by Rebecca Russell from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2004

EdinbughGuide connects with Tidemarks latest drama ****1/2

Delicates and Smoke receieves a fantastic review from Sophie Lloyd . She was captivated by these disturbing, yet humerous, monologues from the seemly banal lives of two ordinary people.

Festival Radio highly recommend Tidemarks childrens show for teens and the whole family ****

Find out what the Festival Radio Project thought of Odysseus and the Really Freaky Monsters. Full of fun and madness!

Tidemark are given yet another great review from The Scotsman

Click here to find out what veteran review James Mullighan thought about 'Delicates and Smoke' by Rebecca Russell from the 2004 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

EdinburghGuide loves freaky Odysseus and his Tidemark chums

Find out what made Georgina Merry from EdinburghGuide giggle when she came to see Tidemarks version of the Greek legend at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2004.

ThreeWeeks tells Brad Pitt to roll over and make way for Tidemark

Click here to find out what ThreeWeeks thought about Odysseus and the Really Freaky monsters, and why they should we did a better job than Hollywood.

CultureWars find murderous intent lurking in the heart of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Read David Clements' analysis of the psychological message behind Rebecca Russell's Delicates and Smoke.

The Metro recommend Tidemark for childrens theatre at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

For the best of Edinburgh family entertainment, The Metro suggest you book a adate ion your diary for Tidemark Theatre and their production of 'Odysseus and the Really Freaky Monsters'

Scotsman reviewer weeps for Tidemark ***

Find out what made Matt Warren weep - for all the right reasons - in Tidemarks production of The Vow by Rebecca Russell

Ladies man Cameron Robertson from The Stage heralds newcomers Tidemark

Read about Cameron Robertson finding relief at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with Tidemarks debut performance of The Ladies by Rebecca Russell and Jenny Wafer.

A Follow on from Last Years Success is just as well recieved by The Scotsman ****

Tom Morton loved our ground-breaking production of the world-premiere 'The Gents' by award-winning writers Rebecca Russell and Brian Leveson.

Tidemarks Edinburgh Debut is loved by The Scotsman ****

Read what Gillian Drummond thought of the Ladies by Rebecca Russell and Jenny Wafer. Going to the loo with a friend was never this much fun before.