The Unlikely Friendship of Feather Boy & Tentacle Girl from Catherine Wheels, is an atmospheric aerial dance piece, ...

PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD, late night at Summerhall throughout the Fringe, promises to be a biography, then threatens to ...

Lucia August returns to the Fringe with Tales From Your Queer Elder, a three-act reflection on her journey through life, dance, and existing outside societal norms and expectations.

Arkle’s presentation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Royal Scots Club for the Fringe’s second week is an extremely ...

Someone Has Got to Be John is a fascinating, fresh perspective on ‘a system that’s remained unchanged and failing since The ...

Edinburgh-based physicist-turned-magician Kevin Quantum brings a new bag of tricks to amaze audiences at the Assembly Rooms ...

Flora Macdonald and Zombies is remarkable in the way Debbie Cannon is able to combine both history storytelling and thrilling zombie hunting, which creates something of a sensational performance.

Deiseil: Dancing in Time from Deiseil Airson Dannsa is a spine-tingling story of how stepdance, Scotland’s percussive dance, ...

And They Played Shang-A-Lang at Braw Venues @ Grand Lodge for the whole run of the Fringe, wonderfully navigates the highs ...

Edinburgh Theatre Arts provide a very well judged production of Oscar Wilde’s A Woman of No Importance at St Ninian’s ...

Show business excess and hard-won personal discovery coincide in Standing in the Shadows of Giants, the co-production between ...

Bristol Old Vic’s The Beautiful Future Is Coming by Flora Wilson Brown at the Traverse is a beautifully performed rumination on the climate emergency and human responses to it.