Big venue, big lights, sound, crowd… but not enough Nina! The clues in the title of course, a genuine cabaret…
There was an odd triptych of personal coincidences waiting for me in The Ghost of White Hart Lane. I live in…
Billed as “one part sermon, one part purge, three parts party”, House of Life delivers a joyous immersive experience with…
There is a certain irony in spending ten minutes wandering up and down George Square Gardens trying to find a…
Safety, the debut production from new Scottish theatre company Light Mends Carefully, is a darkly comic and quietly unnerving solo…
A sold-out Paul Foot show at the Edinburgh Fringe is hardly a surprise. I managed to snag a very last-minute…
Produced by Big Sofa Theatre and Counterminers, Eggs Aren’t That Easy to Make follows the friendship of Claire (Rachel Andrews)…
One actor drunk, the rest soberly soldiering on through Shakespeare. It’s a crowd-pleasing premise, and the chaos is real. But…
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…