Ditching frills and sequins for a streamlined, stylish form of ice dance

Stunning concept let down by slow pace

Australian circus troupe Circa wow with their sensuous physicalit... (continued)

A camp, loud and entertaining take on Bram Stoker's tale with add... (continued)

Electro-punks The Neutrinos rock a disused vivesection laboratory

An adaptation of a colonial memoir that doesn't quite ring true

A promising production let down by too much action and some uncon... (continued)

An oddly glamorous Bildungsroman about repression and loneliness

An unpleasantly accurate portrayal of a controversial British journalist

Can a relationship—or a show, for that matter—exist on sparks of ... (continued)

Susanna Hislop hymns the Holy Trinity of womanhood

A dream-like take on alcoholism that goes down like a shot of hard liquor

A frequently-funny play on gay stereotypes, this theatrical offer... (continued)

A show on a mission to inspire the dancer in us all

Graceful slapstick and cartoon danger in the tradition of classic clowning

Young playwright Alice Birch is not afraid to be radical, whether... (continued)

Ambitious writer-performer Chris Goode is fascinated by the here-... (continued)

2014 finds writers setting aside the conventions of theatre for t... (continued)

Playwright Mark Ravenhill has teamed up again with the Lyric Hamm... (continued)

Funny men Thom Tuck and Simon Munnery return to the Fringe with a... (continued)