Steak Out is the latest offering from Edinburgh born writer and actor Ruaraidh Murray, providing a dark comedy with a…
Blending musical comedy with medical commentary, Endometriosis the Musical tackles a global health issues with considerable energy. A musical about…
Written by Pendleton King in 1917 and relocated to the 1980s for this Camden Fringe production, ‘Cocaine’ is an intimate…
Zombie-themed group, Improv the Dead, performed their one hour long-form improv show last night at the Bridewell Theatre as part…
ZOO Southside’s Main House is a wonderfully generous Fringe venue, a huge wide stage, properly raked seating and not a…
There is something wonderfully unsettling about Paul Coates’ Boy in a Box. This is a single hander that treads a remarkably…
Tamsyn’s skint. So is her boyfriend. She works in comedy. So does he. They decided to move to London anyway.…
If I had to choose one word for Eat Pray Leave, it would be confusing. ALOK is difficult to quantify and,…
Sex sells. It always has and judging by the sold-out run of ROLEPLAY at Summerhall, it probably always will. The skin-heavy posters…
Sushant Nair’s ‘21 Days’ takes a recognisably human crisis and places it against the increasingly blurred boundary between people and…