The world of Fringe reviewing is changing, and it's in everyone's interest that the new model – which will include a far wider range of reviewers and publications than the old – foregrounds lively and intelligent discussion of the artform.
I think here it's more complex than sexism, there isn't really an equivalent system here apart from going to bloody Cambridge and getting daddy's friend at the BBC to look at your Edinburgh fringe reviews.
There are worries that when the dates of the international festival and the fringe synchronise next year, many publications will concentrate on international programme events, which tend to be reviewed as a matter of course, and find less room for fringe reviews.
Wigler did however praise the villain's "murderous method of choice", writing "Those who've read my Fringe reviews know that I'm not big on the mystery-of-the-week element, but I have to give this episode some credit for at least making it look good".
Tao Lin is everywhere: his books are on the bedside table of everyone with a fringe, his reviews (lauding or condemning) clutter blogs, and he rivals Lena Dunham as the proclaimed voice of Generation Y.
Model at risk The king of Corfu ReprintsThe first tranche 100 boxes includes the manuscript drafts of all Mr Bennett's major works from "Beyond the Fringe", a stage review from 1960, to his most recent volume, "An Uncommon Reader".
Today you can hear interviews with Arrested Development's Speech – who is hugely fun, and also cooking in the Taste the World tent at Womadelaide – and Morton Subotnick, along with our thoughts on festival shows, Jane Howard's pick of the Fringe, and a review of Wil Anderson's show.
As I said, there are outliers: As Tom and Lorenzo pointed out in their most recent review, "Fringe" is as dark as dark can be in its final season.
(Don't you just want to be there?) Jana Perkovic interviewed Batsheva choreographer Ohad Naharin We reviewed Stone/Castro's Blackout Bill Code made an video with Morton Subotnick Jane Howard brought us all the news from the Fringe And she reviewed Bitch Boxer at Holden Street Theatres Guardian Australia travelled to and stayed in Adelaide courtesy of the Adelaide festival.
