Karen Dunbar is the best thing about this tired show about sex

There's loads of energy and a lot of potential in this play but i... (continued)

Frequency D'Ici deliver a thoughtful play with much to say about ... (continued)

Jam Jar's follow up to Following Wendy just isn't engaging enough

South American circus troupe dazzle all too briefly

An experimental collection of esoteric thoughts about madness, he... (continued)

A show with a great big heart from an Oscar-nominated Canadian writer

Improv song and dance spectacular

A strong performance from acclaimed Israeli actor Anat Barzilay i... (continued)

There's Disney-like and Burton-esque darkness in this tirelessly ... (continued)

Sex, violence and Shakespeare – what more could anyone want?

In Lizzie Bourne’s sweet but predictable play, a picture speaks a... (continued)

Stella Duffy's script deserves better than this damp production o... (continued)

It's taken seven years for former Miramax producer Stephen Earnha... (continued)

The writer of last year's praised Silken Veils follows up with an... (continued)

An unusual and engaging coming of age tale about coming out in the Mormon faith

Junta Sekimori chats to two members of London's infamous Shunt co... (continued)

The Forest Fringe has been one of the most anticipated events in ... (continued)

Heart-stoppingly bad theatre in a deceptively alluring haunted house format

This obstacle defying mode of self-expression feels perplexing wh... (continued)