A bit lo-fi and in need of further development, but nevertheless,... (continued)

Good ideas undone by overly frantic acting and an inability to ha... (continued)

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A visually inventive production, but one whose satirical lens is poorly focused.

An exploration of the dichotomy of life in an age of information ... (continued)

For maximum weirdness, be sure to order from the set menu.

The grand old thespian Steven Berkoff takes a swipe at the Fringe... (continued)

Innovative narrative choices and engaging brutality make for an a... (continued)

A beautiful meditation on love, loss and longing. With added dancing whales.

As if eating a five-course meal at midnight wasn't strange enough... (continued)

I have a lengthy list of questions for the cast of Tourniquet 2013

Guns and baseball bats decorate a serious attempt to talk about g... (continued)

A portrait of Glasgow and an exploration of the desire for a safe-haven.

There’s plenty to enjoy in this episodic, site-specific play. But... (continued)

A nostalgic tribute to the golden era of British professional wrestling.

A hugely enjoyable retelling of Henry VIII's life, loves and lust... (continued)

Whatever your politics, Theatre Uncut is a courageous, often thri... (continued)

Juggling tosses away its showy facade to reveal the savage side of human nature.

Inspired by terrible tragedies from 9/11 to the Utoya massacre, T... (continued)

A play too heavily laden with subtext and allegory.