Standing resplendent in the rear courtyard of the Pleasance is a ... (continued)

Simultaneously telling two separate stories set in Roaring Twenti... (continued)

Opening their set, this Irish comedy-rock foursome promise that t... (continued)

Based upon the results of over 250 interviews with self-confessed... (continued)

This show supposedly boasts one of the world’s six projectors of ... (continued)

Interactive theatre

In a moment reminiscent of The Two Ronnies’ least subtle of doubl... (continued)

Last year, Belt Up stormed the Edinburgh scene with a cavalcade o... (continued)

For such a well-known and well-loved play like The Importance of ... (continued)

Fighting a good-natured battle with Nina Conti for supremacy in B... (continued)

Whoever knew incest could be so dull? My Dearest Byron is a new p... (continued)

Produced with support from the Glasgow Citizens Theatre, Blackout... (continued)

Do We Look Like Refugees?! tells the story of South Ossetian refu... (continued)

Have you ever asked your mother about her first boyfriend? How ab... (continued)

In this biographical one-woman show, Korean adoptee Natalie Kim r... (continued)

This play should set an example for all those who think that they... (continued)

I was drawn to The I Hate Children Children's Show for obvious reasons

Bharatanatyam is a classical Indian dance originating in the sout... (continued)

1984, A Brave New World, Bladerunner. Authors and auteurs frequen... (continued)

The first half of The Fastest Woman Alive seems simple – a slice ... (continued)