Loosely woven three-hander exploring loss

Sometimes a story needs more than a show

Choreographer and dancer Pauline Mayers’ performance starts with ... (continued)

The fight for abortion rights in Ireland is both an anachronism, ... (continued)

Early on, this play’s softly-spoken performer Ross McKay promises... (continued)

Delicately woven together, the stories of Annie (Charlie Sellers)... (continued)

Exhaustively ridiculous in the least entertaining way

Feminist ideology clashes with societal pressures in this update ... (continued)

It's not that this isn't a well-meaning or intermittently fun production

Kafka and Son is that type of solo biographical stage drama that ... (continued)

An electric new play on the dangerous immediacy of falling in love

Lacking in wit, pace and logic

There's a glorious, rolling swagger to Flesh & Bone

Heron, Magpie and Feral Pigeon have never done this “presentation... (continued)

A teenager's relationship with the internet shows technology can'... (continued)

This version of Your Love Is Fire opens at Summerhall laden with bitter irony

Hilariously frank script, plus unpredictable performer, equals a ... (continued)

A woman stands by herself, looking for an emotional connection with her iPhone

In full, formidable voice, this story of a woman and womanhood ma... (continued)

Young people take control in James Fritz's powerful new play