Last year Recent Cutbacks gave me one of my picks of the Fringe. Fly, You Fools! was gloriously inventive, while Hold On To…
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…