Fringe First-winning writer and director Chris Goode embraces his... (continued)

As Morning, Simon Stephens’s latest portrait of atomised youth pr... (continued)

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She’s an old hand at the Fringe but this time around Mel Giedroyc... (continued)

The Baywatch, Knight Rider and Communist-crushing legend brings h... (continued)

Sultry darling of the Edinburgh festival, Camille O'Sullivan, ste... (continued)

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Spiralling costs, ticketing arguments, corporate sponsors... it’s... (continued)

Caroline Bishop talks to the people behind two new plays which ar... (continued)

There's more to clowns than masks and white-face. Matt Trueman ta... (continued)

Blurring the lines between theatre and the world of fine art, Sti... (continued)

Vast in scale and epic in vision, NVA’s Speed of Light is neverth... (continued)

Sold and The Wheel win the 2011 Amnesty Freedom of Expression Awa... (continued)

Adventure and imagination form the basis of this magical one man show

The Life Doctor presents an interesting premise, but flawed writi... (continued)

Belarus Free Theatre land a knock-out blow to their government, t... (continued)

As far as participatory theatre (is that was this is?) goes, ther... (continued)

This masterful fusion of Silent Disco with theatre brings drama i... (continued)

A justifiably forlorn lament for the all the terrible things huma... (continued)

Exciting and deeply immersive