There is something deliciously appropriate about entering Edinburgh’s newly refurbished King’s Theatre, one of the city’s great theatrical survivors, to…
New Zealand collective Binge Culture's Werewolf arrives at Summerhall with considerable word-of-mouth behind it, and sizeable audiences suggest this immersive horror has…
The beauty of the Edinburgh Fringe lies in the fact that you, as an audience in search of a show,…
Karla Boye has flown into the Fringe with her part two series of Call Me Elizabeth; From Burton to Humanitarian.…
There is a good little play struggling to get out of Horrorshow. Written by Doug Deans for Chronic Insanity, this gig-theatre…
There is something inherently unsettling about agreeing to take a lie detector test, particularly when the results are going to…
The Regent Theatre Stoke-on-Trent was welcomed to Burlesque in style. The 2010 film had been transformed into a stage show,…
If like myself you were forced to read the book: Of Mice And Men in school you will already know…
Produced by Fast Snail Productions, Fruit Flies begins when Ollie’s best friend from home, Maddy, travels from Ayr to Edinburgh…
It’s Apsaras Dance Company’s first time in Edinburgh and this was their first performance of Agathi – The Plight of…