'Requiem For A Dream' meets Texas Hold-Em in the Edinburgh Fringe

Yvonne Oliver hits hard with a shocking expose of addiction and g... (continued)

Sayan Kent’s deals with the age-old question of state control v... (continued)

A production which relies upon the audience to save the featured ... (continued)

Chekhov goes to California and it doesn't quite work

High art is isn't. Great fun, it certainly is

With such an assortment of different acts, it is difficult to ima... (continued)

A prickly take on a very Scottish classic

A smart, innovative play which forgets it has to make sense

'The Rebel Cell' is a cerebral, savvy production that explores ou... (continued)

Returning again to the Fringe, this is interesting enough surrealist fare

Energetic and colourful, 'Bale de Rua' are a great deal of fun

From the writer of last year's 'The Walworth Farce,' 'New Electri... (continued)

An off-the-wall variety show, this lacks structure

A timely piece of theatre, 'In a Thousand Pieces' explores the Br... (continued)

Not the scariest horror show at this Fringe, but certainly a well... (continued)

Young Pleasance take on murder mystery at the beginning of a new dramatic era

An innovative new production of Federico Garcia Lorca's classic tragedy

A triple-monologue in free rhyme, Mark O'Rowe's 'Terminus' is fie... (continued)

Undermind raises some disturbing questions about identity and culpability