Responding to Lembit Öpik's recent foray into standup, Ardal O'Ha... (continued)

If you're a fan of indie flicks in the vein of Juno, Charlyne Yi ... (continued)

Based on the long-running West End adaptation of the play by Fred... (continued)

Irishman and veteran Fringe-botherer Andrew Maxwell has no new sh... (continued)

The Diary of a Sentimental Killer does what it says on the tin: t... (continued)

Intense, messy and gloriously daft, Adam Riches offers a high-spe... (continued)

A nice lad from boring Leamington Spa, Stuart Goldsmith has striv... (continued)

As the audience walks in, Dizzee Rascal is thumping through the speakers

Having built his reputation at the festival three or four years a... (continued)

While the typical booze-sodden late-night Fringe show aims to fir... (continued)

Evan Beswick looks at three imaginings of the dystopian future

Comedy routines that have been translated into English are rare e... (continued)

Actors Jess and Gem are best friends and flatmates, but their fin... (continued)

Stephen K Amos is a talented comedian with has a strong stage presence

In this production of Carl Heinrich Graun’s 1755 court opera, dir... (continued)

Poor direction and amateurish production let down a talented and ... (continued)

Anyone hoping for a bit of late-night smut will leave Lovelace so... (continued)

Waiting for Apollo is essentially what would have happened if Ant... (continued)

Leona Cash is a music journalist who spends her time in dingy clu... (continued)

Cabaret Chekhov seems a somewhat naughty misnomer