Why Dungeons and Shakespeare is the Edinburgh Fringe’s most charmingly chaotic RPG experience
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Dungeons and Shakespeare Review
Other Yin at Gilded Balloon Patter House, Venue 24 – 5 to 27th August at 13:35 Reviewed by Marcus Richardson 4**** Dungeons and Shakespeare is a title that sells itself; for those who don’t have any idea who William Shakespeare is, “Methink’st thou art a general offence and every man should beat thee”. But as for the role-playing game ‘Dungeons & Dragons’, it’s an adventure for those with a penchant for monsters, caves, and glory. DnD as it’s o…
Why Dungeons and Shakespeare is the Edinburgh Fringe’s most charmingly chaotic RPG experience
Actual play shows featuring tabletop roleplaying games have steadily established a presence at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe over recent years. While streams like Critical Role popularised live-streamed gaming into an art form, traditional actual plays on stage do not always hold an audience’s attention during a live theatrical run. Dungeons and Shakespeare, created and performed by Shelby Bond for Best Medicine Productions, takes a fundamentall…
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