Alice Birch’s lyrical prison drama finds freedom in language

In Michael Franco's taut drama, it is not so much The Prisoner wh... (continued)

Unleash the beast in this brilliant multi-sensory dance piece fro... (continued)

Fest's lead theatre critic on Confirmation and Men in the Cities

Fest's lead theatre critic on Confirmation and Men in the Cities

Fest's lead theatre critic on Awkward Conversations With Animals ... (continued)

Fest's lead theatre critic on Awkward Conversations With Animals ... (continued)

Fest's lead theatre critic on Awkward Conversations With Animals ... (continued)

Lead Critic Matt Trueman on So it Goes, and Standby for Tape Back-up

Lead Critic Matt Trueman on So it Goes, and Standby for Tape Back-up

When writing this play, comedian Keir McAllister apparently took ... (continued)

Unlikely to provoke dancing in the street

If you’ve missed out on this wry verbatim play, you can always co... (continued)

The audience of Nothing could be forgiven for thinking they have ... (continued)

A journey though the act of walking

There are a whole clutch of shows at the Fringe this year looking... (continued)

Reaching deep into the heart of song

Sparkling triple bill programme makes for perfect introduction to dance

Is it really possible to have a new idea any more? International ... (continued)

A charming question-and-dancer piece from Volcano Theatre