Two historical figures become inexplicably intertwined in Freddy ... (continued)

Last year, Nick Doody had a revelation. Thrown into a slump by hi... (continued)

As 1940s music fills the air and flashes of light drench the danc... (continued)

Thanks to the GCSE English syllabus, I bear a grudge against Caro... (continued)

In 2004, a troupe of teenage boys thrilled the Fringe with an exp... (continued)

Much like porn films, acrobatic shows are famed for their rudimen... (continued)

Let’s be clear from the start: The School For Scandal is deliciou... (continued)

An ambitious play for its allotted 55 minutes, Your Number's Up t... (continued)

This is a dark and filthy sketch show, where the comic classics o... (continued)

Sarah Kane is a compass point in the world of edgy student theatr... (continued)

Wandering around Edinburgh you may catch sight of a group of buo... (continued)

This year as any other, Edinburgh is abuzz with new writers hopin... (continued)

An entertaining piece of dramatic performance presented exactly a... (continued)

Leicester University Theatre invites us to contemplate our mortal... (continued)

One of the Bodega Brothers' songs, 'I Don't Want No Cubs', is abo... (continued)

When a certain Robert Birkett led Ofcom into an anti-obscenity wi... (continued)

It’s really difficult to pinpoint what it is about The Aspidistra... (continued)

After storming last year's Fringe 2008 with smutty puppet show Fo... (continued)

A self-styled “pseudo-intellectual”, Russell Kane uses his comed... (continued)

For 15 years, Ross Lee has been trying to make it big in televisi... (continued)