It’s 24th August 79 C.E. and Mount Vesuvius is about to blow destroying the whole of Pompeii… or is it?…
Black to my Roots is an exploration and celebration of African American hair, looking at the stigma, the joys and…
Part comic, part philosophiser, part literary critic, Will Rowland returns to the Fringe with a solo hour that proves he’s…
Because You Never Asked is a clever, at times mesmerising performance by Montréal-based collective We All Fall Down. Conceived by…
The Fringe thrives on bold ideas, and Hot Mess, the new pop rom-com musical from Jack Godfrey and Ellie Coote,…
The Traverse has always been a home for ambitious, politically charged theatre, and Nowhere – Here & Now sits firmly…
A Covert Affair is brought to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe by Belvedere Productions. This new play written by Alex Macfarlane…
With all the current fears surrounding artificial intelligence, it was certainly refreshing to see an inventively lighthearted and fun take…
Scottish Ballet presented their contribution to the Edinburgh International Festival this year with the brooding portrayal of the historical Mary,…
If you want big budget spectacle, this is not the show for you. If you want to spend an hour…