Sometimes the bustle of the fringe can get a little much: all those loud sounds, bright lights and dance numbers,…
There may be barely a spaceship in sight in Louis Emmitt-Stern’s sharply witty Queer comedy-drama, but there’s certainly plenty of…
Sarah Hester Ross – Serving C*nt is bold, raw, gloriously unapologetic, and exactly the kind of show that thrives at…
My God, this is refreshing. And at the Edinburgh Fringe, by the middle of the day I have walked several…
There is a certain irony in spending ten minutes wandering up and down George Square Gardens trying to find a…
There is a lovely irony running through The Singer. This is a show fascinated by the importance of finding the flow…
Imagine inviting the family round for your 80th birthday, pouring the drinks, cutting the cake and then announcing that you…
Safety, the debut production from new Scottish theatre company Light Mends Carefully, is a darkly comic and quietly unnerving solo…
‘Murder on the Allotment: The Musical’ arrives at Camden Fringe with an intriguing premise and worthwhile intentions, but unfortunately the…
I got a U (ungraded) for ‘O’ Level Physics and failed my Maths four times. My attempts to defeat these…