Fresh voices, bright ideas, and the occasional spark of brilliance Now in its third year and newly housed at The…
There’s a certain audacity to a one-person show. One performer, one story, one mind in charge of the entire evening.…
All rise. Atticus Finch is back in court, and on this particular evening in Edinburgh it isn’t Richard Coyle behind…
Irving Berlin’s Top Hat taps into the Edinburgh Playhouse this week with more sparkle than a sequinned gin palace, and, in a…
Some reunions coast on memory, others roar into the present as if they had never left. Cauld Blast Orchestra’s return…
There is something stirring at the heart of Edinburgh Days, a new sung-through musical that plants its feet in 19th-century…
Stark, uncompromising, and more than a little filthy, Trainspotting Live at the EICC is an experience that assaults all the…
One audience member at a time, for 45 minutes, in a room dressed like a hospital ward. That is the…
All Right Sunshine, written by Isla Cowan and directed by Debbie Hannan, is a blistering one-woman play that probes power,…
Part comic, part philosophiser, part literary critic, Will Rowland returns to the Fringe with a solo hour that proves he’s…