The Fringe is known as the place that production values come to d... (continued)

Physical theatre piece about a man’s inner world opens its heart ... (continued)

You can’t get away from the blood

Sharron Devine's one-on-one work is softly moving

Giles Roberts was inspired to write this monologue after watching... (continued)

Ross & Rachel unmasks the cliches of marriage. There is work invo... (continued)

The simple format of Emma Hall’s show—621 declarations stated one... (continued)

Another year, another shoddy Shakespeare adaptation

Paul Zenon is a magician, but this is not a magic show

Chess is a game of cause and effect

St Anthony went into the Eygptian desert to lead an ascetic life ... (continued)

Vegetarians, look away now

Lorca's tragedy of yearning told through kathak dance

An interesting concept becomes a wasted opportunity.

A circus for one, Ringside gives you your own personal trapeze sh... (continued)

CUT is so intent on shocking its own audience, it ends up compro... (continued)

A story of two women in warzones, 100 years apart, fails to ignite

From innocence to experience, Blake Remixed mashes up the life an... (continued)

Eimear McBride’s novel offered a glimpse of hope for independent ... (continued)

A modern tale of companionship, framed by tragedy