The Shocking Truth About Flat Earth sounds like the sort of title somebody might invent at two in the morning during…
Sometimes the architecture tells you almost as much about a Fringe show as the programme. On Some Far Shore plays in a…
Box Tale Soup are back at it again with another spine-tingling creation. A Ghost Among the Living takes us into…
Ten years at the Edinburgh Fringe makes Stamptown something of an institution. The problem, perhaps, is that alternative comedy is supposed to…
There are some voices you simply cannot mistake. Peter Marchant gets remarkably close to one of them. Close your eyes…
There is a particular Gen Z manipulation of language that I am encountering increasingly at this Fringe. Words are compressed,…
Rosie Jones has the sort of characteristics that, in considerably darker times, would have put her first in line for…
Probably Samuel Beckett's second most famous work after Waiting For Godot, Endgame is, perhaps not coincidentally, a much bleaker play…
Other than the closing line of one of Twonketta’s musical interludes, there was no ‘Soft’, ‘December’, ‘Night’ or ‘Tallahassee’. Of…
The Scottish Chamber Opera dazzles again with its high-spirited rendition of Mozart’s Don Giovanni for the Edinburgh International Festival. Conducted…