Atkinson tells his audience early into this year's show that he w... (continued)

Colm O'Regan is a likeable chap. His Fringe debut is ostensibly a... (continued)

“It just got a bit awkward”, announces Bethany Black, having infl... (continued)

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The obscurity of its title sets the tone for the rest of this new... (continued)

Loosely based upon Jean Paul Sartre’s No Exit, Burn is a play abo... (continued)

Amid the cacophony of boundary pushing, risqué, and downright biz... (continued)

More than 200 million migrants exist around the world today, a nu... (continued)

He’s tried edgy – that didn’t work. He’s tried topical – that did... (continued)

Entering the stage to the ominous sounds of Norwegian black metal... (continued)

Marga Gomez is an established American comedian with a very speci... (continued)

Gagarin Way takes its title from a street in Fife named after the... (continued)

There’s a point, just as the opening act is coming to a close, wh... (continued)

Highly creative at times, this adaptation of Macbeth by pupils fr... (continued)

It's normally a sign of the most unbearable self-indulgence for a... (continued)

Two Matrix-style bodyguards stand fiercely at the entrance and in... (continued)

Trying to bring the spirit of Rio De Janeiro to a dingy Edinburgh... (continued)

The suffering induced by bipolar schizoaffective disorder and a r... (continued)

Only two scenes into Killing Alan, alarm bells go off among the a... (continued)

Since man evolved from ape and started selecting political leader... (continued)