What do you remember about Alexander Litvinenko? That’s the first... (continued)

Some performances are so vivid they have a taste and smell all of their own

Space-time-bending fun from the most charismatic piece of yellow ... (continued)

Stylish acrobatics let down by the framework

Thoughtful moments about London life and culture, delightfully se... (continued)

Sweet and sparkling juggling cabaret could use an update on the gender roles

Claire Stone, one half of performance duo Feral Foxy Ladies, was ... (continued)

What does it take to sustain a friendship – or destroy one?

A play about dementia that is both serious and hilarious. An inte... (continued)

An intimate theatrical insight into six authentic selves

Leonard Nimoy died in February, giving Jon Brittain six months to... (continued)

Dave Florez’s monologue, performed by Phil Nichol, is a dark and ... (continued)

A reckless riot of circus stunts and Russian swing

An audio visual masterstroke - good against evil rarely looks this pretty

The last instalment in Jethro Compton's Frontier Trilogy is easil... (continued)

Two feuding brothers

SKaGeN lit up the Fringe with Bigmouth in 2012, but although thei... (continued)

Two desperate men are trapped in a church, relying on their pisto... (continued)

Rebecca Crookshank's engaging one-woman show on her time in the RAF

Athletic dance of male competition and friendship