Sunday, 24 August 2014

So It Goes - Edinburgh Fringe round-up

So It Goes sold out its final fourteen performances.  Thank you to our wonderful audiences (and our tireless flyering team!)

Here’s a round up of what people have said about the show.

The Times
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“I've never seen a depiction of grief which is as deft, daring, amusing and moving as this one."

We also had Five Star reviews in Three Weeks, Broadway Baby and British Theatre Guide.

The Telegraph
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"This young company have a very bright future"

The Independent
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"One of this year's breakthrough shows.... a perfectly-formed fringe-sized gem."

The Scotsman
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"A powerful expression of what happens in those moments when words fail us."

Evening Standard
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"I told myself I wouldn’t cry – and held firm until the final five minutes."

Fest (Matt Trueman)
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"A gorgeous, expansive tribute"

We also had Four Star reviews from The Skinny, The Stage, A Younger Theatre, The Student Newspaper, Fringe Biscuit and Public Reviews.

The Guardian interviewed Hannah for this feature on how the death of her father inspired the show.

Dominic Maxwell (The Times), Lyn Gardner (The Guardian), Matt Trueman (Fest), Jake Orr (A Younger Theatre founder) and the BBC named So It Goes in their round-ups of must-see shows throughout the festival.

 Ellen Davis-Walker wrote a beautiful piece for e-journal Bleak Bleak Bleak, exploring the nature of mourning via our show.  (Click here and go to page 25).

We even had a personal hero of mine come and see us...!

Finally, here's what our audiences said:








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