God's Pottery try to save the world with some inspired songs

Despite the chocolate, the babes, and the reviews, it's a poor ri... (continued)

The acrobatics involved are often impressive, but the real stars ... (continued)

Andy Zaltzman yet again proves the perfect host for this cerebral... (continued)

Racism, love and political correctness combine for prescribed disaster

Punch and Judy tries hard and delivers a modest shove, but unfort... (continued)

Tuneful, soulful pop music, straightforward as you like

It is shows like this that remind us what the Fringe is really ab... (continued)

Four companies from across the world join for a intelligent and h... (continued)

The endearing and essential Wool takes another strike at the prudish

Forced banter with an unreceptive crowd, and apologies over the m... (continued)

The gags are great, but Clarke has yet to discover how best to ut... (continued)

The life of a German transvestite and part-time secret police age... (continued)

Amateurish antics and a lifeless ring-master make for a new circus of horrors

Break Out throws together old school manoeuvres with slapstick ca... (continued)

By turns poignant and funny, John Peel's story will resonate with... (continued)

It’s the blockbuster show of the Arts Festival. Warhol is ... (continued)

In the age of Heat and Popbitch, an endearing portrayal of Richar... (continued)

Against a black stage and a black curtain, one executioner and on... (continued)

In Zoonation's modern fairy tale, street dance is successfully ad... (continued)