Growing up together as part of a theatre company, The Wardrobe En... (continued)

Yasmin Zadeh and Charlotte Boden tell Laura Kressly how The Queer... (continued)

MALAPROP's new play exploring entertainment, politics, and WWE

A mostly tight study of the issues of today, through the eyes of a millennial

Love thy neighbour? A New York theatre group examines American communities

The politics of Scotland and Canada collide in this dense and mature play.

A well-meaning but disappointingly heavy-handed jab at society's modern ills

What do you do when Dignitas is too expensive?

No squirrels were hurt in the making of this play

Tales of the Tube in this piece from engaging performer Danusia Samal

Lead theatre critic Matt Trueman reviews No Kids (3 stars) | Oldb... (continued)

Classic storybook magic

A thrilling retelling of the Greek myth, with a synth pop soundtrack

Four-night revival of this large-scale spectacle about the horrors of war

Heavy-handed play set on the night of the great actor's death

Bittersweet drama that tugs the heartstrings where it counts

There’s so much serious theatre at the Fringe that it’s a blessed... (continued)

Monologuing in support of paedophilia does nothing more than shock

The male gaze is so pervasive—informing almost every art form in ... (continued)

A formally daring new work by Nathan Ellis