Nilaja Sun plays a whole neighbourhood in Pike St.: Jewish octoge... (continued)

Puppets mix with politics in this daft satire

A compelling, metaphorical concept that isn't executed with enough clarity

Thus Spoke... gets philosophical, but spills into self-indulgence

As Krapp's Last Tape comes to the EIF, its actor and director dis... (continued)

Growing up without a circus tradition around them, Ethiopian jugg... (continued)

A bright idea leads to family tensions in Douglas Maxwell's new play

Box Clever is a show of two frustratingly different, disparate ha... (continued)

This adaptation of Franz Kafka's jet-black short story, A Hunger ... (continued)

Breasts or beasts? Monica Dolan’s clever title tees up a scapel-s... (continued)

Though brutally honest, Doglife feels like a violent confession without insight

This new Canadian musical provides another perspective on the refugee experience

Tina Howe's Museum was first produced in 1976 and, while not exac... (continued)

A teasing alternative tour guide to Edinburgh

There's a bold physicality to the opening of Dust in which a soul... (continued)

Vibrant spoken word theatre with heart and brains

Nina Simone's revolution passionately exposed – where are we now?

Depression can be terrifying when you're caught in its grip

A story of far-flung travels doesn't quite gel

A young Icelandic company perform a new story about growing up in... (continued)