Having already seen Peter Marchant take on Freddie Mercury in Night Owl’s The Legend of Queen, I was intrigued to see…
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…
It’s Apsaras Dance Company’s first time in Edinburgh and this was their first performance of Agathi – The Plight of…
Let’s talk about the elephant first, the one fairly fundamental problem with 2 Guys, 3 Drams: the room. Big at theSpaceTriplex…
Performing in the Bunker at Pleasance this Fringe, Ros Watt’s Trans People Are Awful couldn’t be placed in a more…
Dim lighting and rumbling, auspicious music lure you into the auditorium. On stage, a simple contraption of scaffold poles resembles…