What right has anyone to claim they know what Shakespeare intended, and which parts come directly from his life, in…
Mary, Queen of Rock! reimagines Scotland’s most famous monarch as a leather-clad rock rebel, taking on John Knox in a…
Some Fringe shows are clever. Some are chaotic. And some, like Garry Starr: Classic Penguins, gleefully throw themselves off the…
This is a compelling, provocative and passionate piece of theatre about artistic freedom, censorship and political activism. You may love…
There’s something deliciously wrong about sitting in an 1835 Unitarian church while a cheerful Australian pianist invites me to sing…
A sixty-minute fever dream that feels more like babysitting a very hyperactive child than spectating a professional theatrical performance, writer…
Produced by One More Saga, Norwegian folk-musical Nocturne makes its Edinburgh Fringe debut this year. Inspired by a number of…
Political theatre turned punk gig turned call to arms, Pussy Riot’s Riot Days is an unflinching blast of protest art.…
Founded in 1947, China Coal Mine Art Troupe is a national arts group which combines a range of artistic modes,…
Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland are bringing their award-winning comedy back to Edinburgh this year with a reprise of ‘A…