The Fire at the Edge of the Earth

This show was the best of all the shows I've seen at the Fringe. It was a very moving story with two great actors. I was lucky enough to catch the last performance. Hope to be able to see more from this producer and these actors.

Mesmerising play - superb acting and writing, hitting all the right notes. We were lucky to catch this show on its last day at the Fringe. Will be looking out for these talented young folks in the future!

Incredible performance with some phenomenal writing! Definitely one of the best shows I have seen so far and I recommend to anyone. Loved it!

The Fire at the Edge of the Earth is a fantastic Edinburgh debut for this creative team. Zack Rocklin-Waltch, Michael MacLeod, Audrey Forman, and Wendy Hui (all of whom are imminent or recent college graduates) have made something special about masculinity, queerness, and the mythology of love. Heartwarming and full of banter -- check this play out before it's too late!

absolutely fantastic show, blown away by the writing and the acting, incredibly believable in both those aspects, and really engaging. favourite show I've seen at the fringe so far

Amazing show! Great acting and extremely impressive writing. Two very talented young men.

A touching, thoughtfully written piece, The Fire at the Edge of the Earth artfully mixes story and myth to explore love for oneself and others.

Performed playfully, and specifically, I was with the characters the whole journey.

Incredible show with expert writing and acting. Touching performances and themes many can relate to. I highly recommend.

Excellent performances and original and insightful writing. Can’t recommend highly enough!

Incredibly thoughtful writing with a strong narrative and well placed humour throughout. The compelling and heartwarming acting and directing makes complex themes accessible to a wide audience. Excited to see what they do next!

Poignant, hilarious, and beautifully paced. A two-hander that consistently engages the audience with clever, fast-paced dialogue; a nuanced and authentically-depicted queer relationship; well-choreographed lighting changes and inventive use of masks. See this show!

Very sweet, a love story with a classical twist.

A brilliant play! The emotion surrounding Pluto and Vector's relationship with humour mixed within makes this play a great watch. I'll definitely recommend this to everyone!

See this show! A beautifully written , moving and funny exploration of relationships, societal expectations, personal goals and so much more. Woven together with deep intelligence and excellent warm performances.
Loved it!!!

Unbelievably moving. In just 1 hour this performance packs in so many themes about the human condition. A universal portrayal of the challenges of loving, living, needing, and moving forward as conscious, feeling beings. I will not forget this story and these performances. Bravo Zack & Michael !!

Lovely lovely play about many different and intersecting problems/issues, both on an individual and a societal level. The writing was beautiful, both the characters and the situations they've found themselves in were highly relatable; I definitely teared up several times. If you have a free morning I highly recommend!!

A must see two hander, performed by fringe first timers. The play explores a range of old and new theories and beliefs, cleverly woven into a tale of modern day relationships that we can all relate to and may get you thinking about your own relationships. The production is cleverly directed, with moments that will touch you and make you cry, accompanied by some laugh out loud one liners. Two very talented actors and a talented production team. New up and coming talent at it's very best. A must see .

The best show I’ve seen at the Fringe this year! This show was so moving and deep; it really broughy something new out of the myth of Prometheus for me. Can’t wait to go again!

A two hand show, with good and interesting exploration of profound ideas - so listen carefully to the web of stores being told. Excellent direction, and equally well written scriot. Two actors exploring a modern topic with roots in ancient or pre history times...just how hetronormative is society and what can be done about this way of thinking for us humans, when the alternative is to behave like goldfish...content in the bowl of life or are we? See this play and then examine your own expectations...you may learn some good tips on moving forward