Where on earth is everybody? Justin Butcher is giving what is arguably the finest one-man performance I have seen at…
The Great Shakespeare Showdown is a brisk, crowd-pleasing slice of Fringe theatre that knows exactly what it is: a daft,…
Dust travels through time and space, waltzing, dodging and diving through the life of a working-class man. It is the…
Trainspotting Live has a reputation to behold, with nine years of sell-out Fringe runs and Irvine Welsh himself saying it’s…
Taken mostly verbatim from Welsh paratrooper Neville Neads' wartime diary and letters to his fiancée, Operation Market Garden was adapted…
It was an absolute delight to spend an hour and ten minutes in the company of Ingeborga Dapkunaite, to hear…
I have taken time to mull over this show before writing my thoughts. I call it a show and not…
Earworm by Gur Arie Piepskovitz is pitched as an ‘anti-rom-com’ and certainly succeeds in presenting the contemporary queer relationship as…
There are some shows you admire and others that catch you rather more unexpectedly. Captivate Theatre's Come From Away did both. I…
Voloz Collective have two propositions at this year's Fringe and having already seen their newer REDACTED: The Cover-Up of a Cover-Up…