Cheekily riffing on Samuel Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape, this play... (continued)

Walrus Theatre won a clutch of awards for Lemons, Lemons, Lemons,... (continued)

Violet Fox isn’t just an artist

Observe the bar-room bore: old, bald and fed up with the world

Key Change is preoccupied with time

Praying for rain won't be a familiar feeling for most Fringe-goers

Penny Arcade is not nostalgic

Take a step into the collective consciousness

The struggles of growing up in small town Australia, presented by... (continued)

While both characters in this low key production are committed at... (continued)

After Alecky Blythe’s London Road proved that verbatim theatre co... (continued)

The title of this show is a little misleading

Everything is mostly made up of nothing

Dolls and the uncanny—that unsettling blend of the alien and fami... (continued)

The title of this bittersweet, meandering piece of local history ... (continued)

Gareth Bale gives a strong and vulnerable performance as the famo... (continued)

Goodbye, Mr Chips, and fuck you: your twee world is dead

What begins looking like extreme Morris Dancing, with performers ... (continued)

How do you bridge the emotional distance you've always felt has e... (continued)

There’s Anna, cocooned in her flat, having ripped up the floorboa... (continued)