EXCLUSIVE! Raúl Esparza sings “Heaven’s Changing” from the new Broadway musical GALILEO opening this season! ✨ Previews begin November 10th for the starry musical starring Esparza, Joy Woods and Jeremy Kushnier. T…
Hadsan Mohamud makes their writing debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with Crush, a tender and funny British-Somali romcom The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Hadsan Mohamud on Crush at…
Charlotte Merriam brings their debut Edinburgh Fringe show Sad Bride to Pleasance Courtyard The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Charlotte Merriam on Sad Bride at Pleasance Courtyard appeare…
Siofra Dromgoole and Ella Loudon discuss Women of Will, a moving new play celebrating Shakespeare’s heroines at Summerhall this Edinburgh Fringe. The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Siofr…
John P. McEneny brings The Bloody Ballad of Bette Davis to the Edinburgh Fringe, a bold new camp horror musical that reimagines the life of one of Hollywood’s most iconic stars The post Ed…
Vivienne Franzmann brings Anatomy of Survival to the Edinburgh Fringe, a striking new collaboration that fuses theatre, dance and psychology The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Vivienne Fra…
Monique DeBose discusses Adding Up America: Solving the Race Equation, a moving and musical exploration of identity at the Edinburgh Fringe. The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Monique DeBo…
Matt Woodhead brings Woodhill to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026, a powerful verbatim theatre piece created with families affected by the UK prison system The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Matt…
Review: Firebird at Southwark Playhouse Borough "remains an uncomfortable but essential piece of theatre" The post Review: Firebird at Southwark Playhouse Borough appeared first on Theatre W…
Review: Hit Machine at Soho Theatre "It strikes all the right notes with its exploration of family, ambition and music" The post Review: Hit Machine at Soho Theatre appeared first on Theatre…
Review: The Jonathan Larson Project at Southwark Playhouse Borough "Thirty years after his death, Larson's voice still feels urgent, relevant and impossible to ignore." The post Review: The …
Isabelle Barbier brings Rip Her To Shreds to Edinburgh Fringe 2026, a darkly comic and surreal exploration of teenage rivalry and rage The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Isabelle Barbier o…
Daniel McVey discusses their Edinburgh Fringe debut A Foot is Not an Appropriate Prize for the Tombola, bringing drag, puppetry and murder mystery to Pleasance. The post Edinburgh Fringe Int…
David Epley brings the high-energy Doktor Kaboom and the Wheel of Science! to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, blending comedy with live science experiments The post Edinburgh Fringe Intervie…
Alley Scott brings Double Take to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026 showcasing contemporary mime through a playful and thought-provoking lens The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Alley Scott on Doub…
Review: Jesus Christ Superstar at The London Palladium “a slick and visually striking revival that too often mistakes scale for substance” The post Review: Jesus Christ Superstar at The …
As The Librarians: A Very Serious Comedy! prepares to arrive at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, co-writer and performer Jack Stacey is reflecting on a journey that began long before the rehea…
Bringing a deeply personal story to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Abigail Weinstock’s Giraffe is a show that blends sharp comedy with an unflinching exploration of identity and self-perce…
Emily Steel returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with How Not to Make It In America, a darkly comic exploration of ambition, trauma, and youthful delusion set against the backdrop of 9/1…
Joe Sellman-Leava returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with Copycat, a new solo show that examines the growing influence of artificial intelligence on society The post Edinburgh Fringe I…
As Friendliest prepares to land at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, writer and performer Drew Lausch is bringing a show that fuses stand-up with something more searching The post Edi…
Naomi Snieckus and Matt Baram are bringing their acclaimed show Big Stuff to this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, blending improvisation, storytelling and deeply personal reflections on …
Charlaina Thompson brings DUST to the Edinburgh Fringe, a powerful new solo drama rooted in real-life stories of the 1973 Lofthouse Colliery disaster The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Cha…
Michaela O’Connor brings Sand to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026 as co-creator and co-director with Kook Ensemble The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Michaela O’Connor on Sand at Summerhall a…
Jack Ellis returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with Van Gogh & Me, a striking new solo play exploring the turbulent relationship between Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Gauguin The post Edinburgh …
Mandy Rubeli brings DINOSAURS to the Edinburgh Fringe, a genre-bending new play that combines dark comedy with an exploration of trauma and healing The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Mandy…
Bailey Edwards brings their debut play Play Dead to the Edinburgh Fringe, a darkly comic and emotionally charged exploration of heartbreak and identity The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: B…
Nate Wise brings I’m Mom to the Edinburgh Fringe, a deeply personal solo show blending comedy, theatre and therapy The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Nate Wise on I’m Mom at Just The T…
Petunia Hu brings Cinderella and Frankenstein’s Monster Are Dead to the Edinburgh Fringe, a powerful new play exploring identity, migration and the search for belonging The post Edinburgh …
Maya Shoham makes their Edinburgh Fringe debut with In Other Words, a bold and imaginative solo show exploring language, identity and the limits of expression The post Edinburgh Fringe Inter…
We spoke to Dennis T. Giacino & Fiely Matias about bringing Disenchanted! to Edinburgh Fringe 2026. Expect sass, satire and showstopping songs The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Dennis…
Fringe First award-winning writer Tom Brennan returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with Overtone, a gripping new play The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Tom Brennan on Overtone at Pleasance app…
Review: Shear Madness at The Mill at Sonning "What makes this play funny is its audience" The post Review: Shear Madness at The Mill at Sonning appeared first on Theatre Weekly.
Gail Thomas brings their critically acclaimed solo show Patient 13 to the Edinburgh Fringe, offering a bold and darkly comic exploration of life after a cancer diagnosis The post Edinburgh F…
Julia Stephens brings ROOMIES to the Edinburgh Fringe, a darkly funny solo show exploring identity and mental health The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Julia Stephens on ROOMIES at Underbe…
Electra Kolb brings Father, Away She Goes to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026, a bold and caustic new tragicomedy exploring ambition, identity and the cost of success The post Edinburgh Fringe Inte…
Maryam Garad brings the award-winning solo show REPARATIONS to the Edinburgh Fringe, a bold and darkly comic exploration of identity, class and belonging The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview:…
Malcolm Galea and Angele Galea bring The Trials of Magnus Coffinkey to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a moving and imaginative production at Summerhall The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: M…
Alice Stanley Jr. brings The Second Best School Shooting to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a bold new play at Pleasance Courtyard The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Alice Stanley Jr. on Th…
Zofia Zerphy discusses Spin Cycle: The Lesbian Laundrette Play ahead of its Edinburgh Fringe run at Underbelly. The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Zofia Zerphy on Spin Cycle: The Lesbian L…
Ockham’s Razor return to the Edinburgh Fringe with Collaborator, an intimate new work from Artistic Directors Alex Harvey and Charlotte Mooney The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Alex Har…
Kitty Falcon brings their powerful and deeply personal new play Sitting (In Silence) to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026 The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Kitty Falcon on Sitting (In Silence) at…
Grace O’Keefe arrives at the Edinburgh Fringe with An A to Z Guide to Dating, a bold and humorous new musical at Underbelly (Buttercup) The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Grace O’Keefe…
Review: Arcadia at Duke of York’s Theatre "Thought-provoking, funny and deeply moving" The post Review: Arcadia at Duke of York’s Theatre (The Tom Stoppard Theatre) appeared first on The…
Kayah & Maitreyah Guenther discuss Glass Child at @summerhousedin — a moving dance-theatre piece at #EdFringe2026. Read the interview now. The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Kayah an…
Richard Higgins and Matt Kelly bring their award-winning comedy duo The Listies back to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with The Listies: 110% Ready The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Richar…
Dennis Trainor Jr returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with The Tao of Lloyd, a bold new solo show that reimagines a familiar cult film character through a sharply contemporary lens The post Edin…
Playwright Sarah Hehir brings Man or Bear to the Edinburgh Fringe, a darkly comic and thought-provoking new play exploring fear, survival and solidarity The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: …
Composer Chloé Charody brings TALE OF THE FIREBIRD to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a bold new production performed at Assembly Roxy The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Chloé Charody on …
Review: The Guilty at Donmar Warehouse "Tovey delivers a performance of gripping precision" The post Review: The Guilty at Donmar Warehouse appeared first on Theatre Weekly.
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre The post Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre appeared first on Theatre Weekly.
