There are Fringe shows you admire, shows you enjoy, and occasionally shows that remind you why actors act and why…
Many great painters have a ‘muse,’ but how does it feel to have someone obsessing about you aesthetically? Artist and…
The Fringe First-winning production follows true events of Indian uprisings against British colonisers, told from the perspective of both the…
Debuting in London as part of The Hope Theatre’s North Sapph-Fest 2026, The Risotto Is Burning is a charming, bite-sized…
A sold-out Paul Foot show at the Edinburgh Fringe is hardly a surprise. I managed to snag a very last-minute…
There are occasions at the Edinburgh Fringe when sitting in the front row feels like a privilege. There are others…
Do you fancy yourself as a murder mystery detective? Or a writer – this Agatha Christie style show might be…
Three women, three generations, one family - and all of them struggle with their belly. The play follows Ellie, who…
Tom Littler’s staging of ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ is a true masterclass in how Shakespeare should be performed, adapted and…
Tom Littler’s adaptation of ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ is an exceptional theatrical achievement: intelligent, technically accomplished and irresistibly entertaining. Presented by…