Adolescent writing, coupled with questionable sexual politics, le... (continued)

Heartbreaking semi-confessional theatre that painfully illustrate... (continued)

A strangely abrupt ending slightly spoils an otherwise solid thea... (continued)

A disappointingly predictable production from one of Fringe theat... (continued)

Circus performance at its most intelligent, sensual and evocative.

Grippingly believable exploration of modern warfare told through ... (continued)

Affecting and and sublimely acted exploration of homelessness

A visually arresting circus of horrors with little going on beneath the surface.

A well-realised and relentlessly good-natured show that will lift... (continued)

This high-art farce, which considers the nature of authenticity s... (continued)

Exhilarating and slightly mad physicality from circus group 3 is a Crowd

Beautifully crafted and sincere exploration of a schizophrenic mind

The joys of anal sex is the subject of this enjoyable though fami... (continued)

Robert Softley provides a penetrating yet funny insight into disability

Site-specific theatre company Grid Iron return to the Fringe with... (continued)

With aerial choreography in theatres, clowns exploring autism and... (continued)

No longer an outmoded niche, puppetry continues to be one of the ... (continued)

An immersive theatre project in a Wester Hailes council house aim... (continued)

Yasmin Sulaiman looks forward to the collaborative, arts-pollinat... (continued)

Edinburgh's bastion of new writing, the Traverse Theatre, clocks ... (continued)