An hour-long monologue from Lexi Wolfe giving a 21st-century spin on the motivations for, and reactions to, the fates that…
Performance artist, sex clown and ecosexual Emma Maye Gibson returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with a new show which she…
The lights dim, shots are fired, and we are jolted to attention. A sombre funeral march puts us in the…
Jack Brownridge-Kelly’s one-man thriller, Cold, Dark, Matters finishes its run at the Edinburgh Fringe this week. Brownridge-Kelly has produced a…
I’m not sure what’s more remarkable - the fact that The Ceremony ends with thirty-odd people making chicken noises at…
Some shows you see, enjoy, and forget. Others you see, endure, and wish you could forget. Works and Days is…
Enthralling. Feel free to locate your battered copy of ‘Lanark’ but under no circumstances attempt to speed-re-read two days before…
It was an overcast morning in August, and the clocks were striking 11:25am for Box Tale Soup’s adaptation of !984,…
Merging the real world with the realms of the world wide web, R/Conspiracy - written and performed by Ella Hällgren,…
Every now and then at the Edinburgh Fringe, a show comes along that seems to fracture theatrical logic entirely—while still…