Easier to admire than to enjoy, it's a difficult but rewarding pl... (continued)

It is uncertain and seedy, but bizarrely liberating, playful and ... (continued)

A crazed presentation on how women can best achieve personal and ... (continued)

The arc and outcome of this pair’s experience, however faltering,... (continued)

This school-age cast delivers a performance to put more seasoned ... (continued)

A mostly successful satirisation of Broadway musicals

As a practical metaphor for our relationship with the world, Fera... (continued)

Impressively unpredictable and beautifully played, this is an acc... (continued)

David Greig's latest triumph explores the limits of empathy and understanding.

A refreshing and exciting exploration of feminist themes.

An arresting and visually stunning journey through the inner work... (continued)

This shiv of a play is at its most powerful when it sticks close ... (continued)

Multi-talented standup Phil Nichol's play feels like it is caught... (continued)

A theatrical battle between the musings of a Falkirk native broug... (continued)

Brilliantly realised dark comedy that channels the grinding subur... (continued)

A predictable farce which adheres slavishly to the established bo... (continued)

A fresh take on the familiar time travel tale

A heavy-handed tumble into fairy tale surrealism.

In 2010, Pants on Fire won critical acclaim for their take on Ovi... (continued)

Well paced and fun puppetry-driven theatre.