Zombie-themed group, Improv the Dead, performed their one hour long-form improv show last night at the Bridewell Theatre as part…
ZOO Southside’s Main House is a wonderfully generous Fringe venue, a huge wide stage, properly raked seating and not a…
There is something wonderfully unsettling about Paul Coates’ Boy in a Box. This is a single hander that treads a remarkably…
Tamsyn’s skint. So is her boyfriend. She works in comedy. So does he. They decided to move to London anyway.…
If I had to choose one word for Eat Pray Leave, it would be confusing. ALOK is difficult to quantify and,…
Sex sells. It always has and judging by the sold-out run of ROLEPLAY at Summerhall, it probably always will. The skin-heavy posters…
Sushant Nair’s ‘21 Days’ takes a recognisably human crisis and places it against the increasingly blurred boundary between people and…
As its first and only staged performance, ‘Fagbreak’ arrives with the understandable rough edges of new writing, but unfortunately, in…
Amanda Knox’s show has been the talk of the town at the Edinburgh Fringe. With protests calling for the show…
Marked as one of the definitive anchor classical events of the 2026 Edinburgh International Festival, the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s appearance…