A thoughtful one man show that questions the effects of 9/11 on c... (continued)

Told in the style of a traditional ballad but set in the present ... (continued)

It's anarchic, satirical, livewire fun – just as the Fringe should be

An interesting premise quickly gives way to some rather unimpress... (continued)

A generous and hugely enjoyable peek inside one breathless night ... (continued)

An excellent production exploring the many facets of masculinity ... (continued)

An exciting and thought-provoking piece of theatre, examining the... (continued)

Strikingly elegant in its execution, this is more a demonstration... (continued)

Bette Davis and Joan Crawford's feud is vividly depicted in this ... (continued)

This comedy about the history of anaesthesia is not entirely pain-free

A dire lack of finesse and self-control ruins what could have bee... (continued)

No sportscar.

A realistic and moving portrayal of youthful loss

This play makes a point about how we treat our elders, but doesn’... (continued)

Willing contributions make this an intimate, engaging and cathartic experience