It’s like living in a goldfish bowl

Way out in Morningside is a little gem of this year’s Fringe

Poet Maria Ferguson revisits one of her first artistic passions—c... (continued)

It’s amazing what some people can do with a table and a couple of suitcases

Dr Vanessa (Helen Vinten) is a stagily-written bluestocking as we... (continued)

The Edinburgh Fringe is a bubble protecting us from the world out... (continued)

He might have seemed a man with his head in the clouds, but it’s ... (continued)

In modern times would Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy have been 'fr... (continued)

Alice Saville gets monobrowed with larger-than-life, all singing,... (continued)

“Lades have to sound like ladies” – apparently

There is roughly a 1 in 2.45 billion chance you will meet the one... (continued)

Erin Siobhan Hutching returns to Edinburgh this year with The Dea... (continued)

A compelling insight into the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, the wife... (continued)

The Little Mermaid is cast into the real world in performance duo... (continued)

For the second year running Scottish company Stellar Quines have ... (continued)

There’s an eerily sing-song tenor to writer and poet Anna Beecher... (continued)

If you really, truly want to find out where dead pigeons go, ther... (continued)

Grey buildings, grey suits, grey skin: performer Rachael Clerke’s... (continued)

The devastating effects of mental illness ripple outward like a w... (continued)

Performed mostly in Korean without surtitles—but with intermitten... (continued)