A wonderful play, but one which relies too heavily on the perform... (continued)

Two plays about fame and despair on the internet, 'The Bird' slig... (continued)

Perhaps too visually absorbing to fully communicate the company's ideas

Devotion frequently seems to be trying much too hard to be wacky

Despite the sickly music, this is truly compelling, accessible popular dance

A wry poke at global warming activists, this is witty enough to g... (continued)

A poky caravan might seem a strange choice of venue for your ave... (continued)

Eclectic and highly affective, 'Bombay to Beijing on a Bicycle' s... (continued)

What could be a useful resource for social commentary fails to succeed

The story of a very proud great grandson, this conversational pie... (continued)

Cheesy, superficial and clichéd, this is thoroughly enjoyable

Motherland—verbatim reports from the wives and girlfriends of s... (continued)

Though a little London-centric, this is beautifully written, non-... (continued)

While these are beautiful monologues, their contrived setting fails to impress

Steven Waters' new play is a victim of it's own cleverness

Tom Crookston discovers buried treasure in the caves beneath the Royal Mile

Marketing-director turned comedian John Bishop made his name last... (continued)

Miles Jupp is looking good, or so think several members of his au... (continued)

Watching student comedy at the Fringe can be a risky business – y... (continued)

Greg Fleet is clearly a comic who’s intimate with the phrase “whe... (continued)