Singapore's I Theatre company and UK-based Kipper Tie theatre tea... (continued)

The true story of Vere St Ledger Goold, tennis champion, womanise... (continued)

It's a quarter past three in the Pleasance Courtyard

There’s an usher offering tissues at the end of And No More Shall... (continued)

The world of the army base is a tight knit one, according to this... (continued)

Since the success of The Last Miner at the Fringe in 2010, puppet... (continued)

Daniel Kitson sits in the middle of an empty stage, reading the s... (continued)

It doesn’t sound like the most enticing of prospects but Trevor T... (continued)

Among the images published in the aftermath of 11 September 2001,... (continued)

Tommy Sheridan is arguably the most complex, engaging, and ultima... (continued)

Something rotten stalks the crumbling tunnels beneath the trenche... (continued)

In 2009 three devotees of new age guru James Arthur Ray died in t... (continued)

Is it possible to identify a Fringe show purely on the basis of i... (continued)

The Fringe may be inundated with monologues, but it takes a stron... (continued)

TV comic Greg Hemphill, star of hit Scottish show Chewing the Fat... (continued)

Based on a novel by French author and rock singer Mathias Malzieu... (continued)

Glimpses of significance

Possibly the only show to arrive in Edinburgh in a removal van, T... (continued)

“Now it’s time to go out, because that’s all there is isn’t it? A... (continued)

There’s much to like in this whimsical play about loneliness and isolation