It's a polished performance from Quick but the format of this sho... (continued)

With a few new jokes - "sweatin’ like Neil Lennon’s postman" amon... (continued)

This page-to-stage venture suffers from pace problems and feels l... (continued)

A young couple find it's dangerous to dig too deep

A vibrant duel with no clear winner

A very charming and personal piece of confessional theatre about ... (continued)

Art Malik puts in an assured performance in this new play from Hywel John

The explosive debut production from playwright Jane Upton, with a... (continued)

The biggest joke is on Hollywood in this deliciously lo-fi threeq... (continued)

A gently appealing show from the purveyors of last year's Trainspotting

The Ballad of the Unbeatable Hearts is that rare thing, a truly r... (continued)

This sequel to Fleeto isn't as intense, but is every bit as compelling

A dense, melodramatic take on Sophocles' tragedy

Both young and old will delight in this touching show about frien... (continued)

Philip Stokes shows his company's versatility in a revival of his... (continued)

Constance & Sinestra looks delicious but sadly doesn't live up to... (continued)

Edinburgh University Theatre Company's talented ladies largely hit the mark

This John Peel-inspired show is as uncontrived and gently heart-w... (continued)

This translation of Roland Schimmelpfennig's award-winning play i... (continued)

Paddy Cunneen's drama is an elemental tale of angry young men tha... (continued)