Huang Ruo’s Book of Mountains and Seas promises mythic spectacle, and at times it delivers with imagery that sears itself…
One does not simply walk into the Pleasance, buy a ticket for Fly, You Fools! and watch a brilliant parody.…
Fringe marketing copy loves to promise “something you have never experienced before.” Most of the time that means you will…
Mary, Queen of Rock! reimagines Scotland’s most famous monarch as a leather-clad rock rebel, taking on John Knox in a…
Some Fringe shows are clever. Some are chaotic. And some, like Garry Starr: Classic Penguins, gleefully throw themselves off the…
There’s something deliciously wrong about sitting in an 1835 Unitarian church while a cheerful Australian pianist invites me to sing…
Political theatre turned punk gig turned call to arms, Pussy Riot’s Riot Days is an unflinching blast of protest art.…
Well, don’t make the same mistake I made by queuing like an idiot at Below instead of Beneath. I should…
One of the hottest tickets on the Fringe, maybe the hottest, from the producers that brought you Fleabag and Baby…
A loud, brash, and unapologetically political coming-of-age tale set to a killer soundtrack of working-class anthems, Oasis, Reverend and the…