The Murdered by My Father writer tells Theo Bosanquet about Stick... (continued)

Though still firmly rooted in history, It's True, It's True, It's... (continued)

Joanna Trainor's picked out some of the emerging companies that y... (continued)

A play about a psychosexual condition which makes sex painful for... (continued)

Telling the story of Edinburgh's pioneering LGBT bookshop, Love S... (continued)

In the uphill struggle of promoting inclusion of invisible disabi... (continued)

With Blue Peter turning 60 this year, Daniel Perks talks to the t... (continued)

One of the lynchpins of Scottish theatre, Cora Bissett talks to D... (continued)

In an extraordinary year for exposing sexual abuse, artists talk ... (continued)

As the NHS celebrates its 70th birthday, several theatre-makers a... (continued)

This 100-year tour through Canadian history tells the story of ge... (continued)

Lead Critic Matt Trueman gives the gen on the festival's top theatrical events

There's actually two séances at this year's Fringe

Their love is so ferocious the stage seems to beat

The life of a WW1 veteran told with love but without making enoug... (continued)

Matt Trueman reviews Our Carnal Hearts (4 stars) | All We Ever Wa... (continued)

To rewilden, Jamie Wood explains, is to reintroduce a species nea... (continued)

A thoughtful piece on Mario and the Samaritans

A wickedly manipulative exploration of consent and gender

“To keep you safe,” comes the sinister refrain, like a mantra