Performed in Edinburgh's own bona fide jazz bar, a story of youth... (continued)

If this show was a blind date, she would talk at you for half an ... (continued)

He's 15. She's his teacher. A dirty weekend was never so dangerous

A fusion of contemporary dance and street-dancing, this performan... (continued)

Martinez is a thoroughly engaging performer, with a warm and effu... (continued)

A one man tour-de-force that delves into the psyche of dance lege... (continued)

Delivered in the style of a lecture, Spawn and Die's shortfall of... (continued)

Proving that funny material needn't always be abrasive, Adam Hill... (continued)

Greg McHugh has surely fashioned a comedy creation of fabulous pr... (continued)

Rhod Gilbert's inventive tale makes dull moments fascinating

Munnery presides over his own brand of cerebral yet charming stre... (continued)

Worth a look if it is raining hard. And everything else is inexpl... (continued)

A new adaption of a classic 20th-century Russian novel with black... (continued)

His stand-up is so energetic and exhilarating that, having spent ... (continued)

This summer Edinburgh celebrates the work of Picasso with two maj... (continued)

The pantomime nature of the action had me flitting between wantin... (continued)

A one-man performance of Hamlet comes to the Capital as part of t... (continued)

Totally sex-based drama plods along awkwardly but at moments drip... (continued)

Forgotten Voices is a moving, poignant collection of real life me... (continued)

The staging of only two episodes out of five per evening means th... (continued)