One gets the impression that Stephen Berkoff is unused to the int... (continued)

It is a fitting reflection of the billing that the audience of Si... (continued)

Paula Kirby introduces Richard Dawkins with a word of warning. Th... (continued)

Something about joining the crowds on George Street as they pour ... (continued)

Broken Records have quietly been making a name for themselves thi... (continued)

Those of us crammed into the tight rows of St Bride's church are ... (continued)

Ever since bursting into the musical spotlight, Maximo Park's Pau... (continued)

I have often wondered how six men might get away with wearing mat... (continued)

Stilted conversations, rapid consumption of alcohol, and drunken ... (continued)

Misanthrope, angry young man, "just a mouth spouting hate": Jon R... (continued)

Reasonable Doubt attempts to provide a thrilling insight into the... (continued)

Not Man Apart physical theatre ensemble employ an eclectic mix of... (continued)

Poetry and comedy, in principal, shouldn’t work together. That’s ... (continued)

You’re likely to leave feeling more dazed than satisfied

The phrase "in poor taste" springs to mind when describing a show... (continued)

Edinburgh is a city replete with history. Each cobbled street is... (continued)

The name doesn't mean much outside of New Age circles nowadays, b... (continued)

Anyone attempting to tackle the sensitive and complex subject of ... (continued)

The Fringe is jam-packed with stand-ups who believe they have a l... (continued)

Despite the frequently weak material the show is remarkably livel... (continued)