Short but perfectly formed, Balisong occasionally comes perilously close to feeling like a public-information film about the dangers of knives. But perhaps…
The colonnaded Lower Hall of Assembly Roxy is an impressive architectural space, marching ionic columns and barrel vaulted roofs, but…
Well-bred socialite Tracy Lord (Helen George) is about to marry oddball accountant George Kittredge (David Seadon-Young), much to the dismay…
If you are unfamiliar with The Silence of The Lambs as a book or movie, there’s still a very good…
There is something rather lovely about a show that gets inside the music without actually playing the music. Strange Face is essentially…
Glenn & Flenn were the stars of a kid’s TV puppet show that has unfortunately fallen into obscurity. Both puppets…
The audience enters the dimly lit basement. It’s a humid day and I’m pleased to get a front row seat…
David Correos’ show feels like hanging out in a state of delirium in your mate’s garage, stunk out with smoke,…
This week I’ve spent sixteen hours on buses commuting in and out of Edinburgh. You might not immediately appreciate the…
Confident, rehearsed, and gloriously unhinged, Blip Blarp lands on Earth with an ambitious mission: conquer the planet and produce 1,000…