Five Vladimir Putins dancing to Lou Bega’s Mambo No.5

Travel back to Weimar Germany with this cabaret, drag and theatre combination

The trope of women chased on film is laid bare in this postmodern performance

Underpinned by real anger, Camilla Whitehill's play about death i... (continued)

A fun but ultimately frustrating exhibition of puppet deaths from... (continued)

A perceptive piece of observational storytelling punctuated by de... (continued)

Throbbing bass notes are heard as we're introduced to Brenda, spr... (continued)

"Brains can't be trusted." Bring your woke friends to Everything Not Saved.

An unconvincing attempt to sort through #MeToo

Another workplace spoof that works best in its economic context, ... (continued)

A powerful portrait of suburban radicalisation in Britain

A powerful solo performance contemplating love and legacy

Incognito Theatre are back at the Fringe with a show that puts a ... (continued)

Parent-teacher meetings are rarely as stressful as this

A powerfully unsettling exploration of pervasive misogyny from Ca... (continued)

Paul O'Donnell hilariously pitches us a giant of a musical inspir... (continued)

If dolls or mouth noises make you squeamish, this probably isn't for you

Tallulah Brown's play rides a wave of gentleness and empathy for ... (continued)

A powerful, illuminating hour about OCD from theatre maker Sam Ross

These miniature one-scene plays are never less than resonantly affecting