Elegant contemporary dance showing as part of the Made in Macao series

Strong symbolism and ritual in retelling of Taiwanese myth

Do you know what your life path number is? Or your destiny number... (continued)

A satirical riff on the sexualisation and unrelenting objectifica... (continued)

If any company makes the case for circus as an art form, it’s Cir... (continued)

Scottish audiences hoping to sneak an under-the-radar Fringe peek... (continued)

The likes of Alecky Blythe’s London Road have proven that, despit... (continued)

David Hayman makes his case for Scottish independence through thi... (continued)

As a teenager, Rachael Clerke found herself eschewing her Scottis... (continued)

It dawns on me as I watch Amy and Rosana Cade touching themselves... (continued)

This performance’s titular outings aren’t pleasant family trips o... (continued)

Quentin Crisp is supremely quotable, even if quips like “gay prid... (continued)

When balding no-hoper Neil attends a self-help course he realises... (continued)

Canadian humour’s reputation for impenetrability is confirmed in ... (continued)

Play-meets-gig is well on its way to becoming a genre of its own,... (continued)

The utterly charming but little known tale of a women-only secret... (continued)

A schoolboy with nowhere to go, a moonlighting transvestite croon... (continued)

Think steampunk mixed with Adam Ant and you have an idea of the a... (continued)

At a brisk 30 minutes, Paul Merton and Suki Webster's two-hander ... (continued)

A vacuum cleaner is raised to a performer’s shoulder, handle aime... (continued)