It’s always curious to see how universal themes are analysed, translated and reimagined in a modern context, especially the medium of political satire; how a story becomes relevant to each new generation regardless of time period. The Edinburgh University Savoy Group’s take on Biolanthe - Fraser Grant and Rosalyn Harper’s adaptation of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe - is a funny if somewhat uneven performance. With updated lyrics by Lewis Eggeling, this show has moments of genuine hilarity that are funny for the sake of being funny rather than humour that occurs because of a sense of existentialism or brush with reality.