1,125 stories by "Natasha Tripney"
As a child Sam Ward was so entranced by a Volvo commercial that he wrote to the company asking if he could
While Nick Mohammed's third outing as manic-but-endearing northern magician Mr Swallow lacks the impressive escapology set pieces of its predecessor, it in
Stef O'Driscoll has long championed works that connects with audiences who feel excluded from traditional theatre. She tells Natasha Tripney how unconventional
Simon Evans' and David Aula's meta-magic show has been knocking around for a couple of years now. There's even a sequel, The
Sparks is one of those shows that makes you want to call the people in your life that you love and hear
Katie Mitchell and Alice Birch's adaptation of The Malady of Death, the 1982 novella by Marguerite Duras, is technically audacious. Using a
Alex Wood's ambitious debut science-fiction play envisions a world in which women suddenly start to grow. Overnight their bodies expand and their
Mark O'Rowe's quietly powerful three-hander takes the form of series of conversations. Three women " Cora, Anna, and Denise " discuss the
The End of Eddy " the Studio, Edinburgh Stewart Laing directs a new stage adaptation of Edouard Louis' brutal autobiographical novel about
Jess Love offers audience members a cup of tea and a biscuit as we file into the room. Her solo show, which
In Unconditional real-life mother and daughter Stefanie Mueller and Josie Dale-Jones play a mother and daughter putting on a show together. The
In 2012, the elasti-lipped Valentijn Dhaenens made a splash with Bigmouth, a mash-up of historical oratory and a tour de force of
Buckle up. Flight is a 20-minute experience that takes place almost entirely in darkness and plays on a fear that most of
One of two shows by Irish company Malaprop at this year's Fringe, Jericho again sees them, among many other things, exploring communication and
Vincent Gambini's previous show " called This Is Not a Magic Show even though it very definitely was one " combined sleight
In The Bathhouse, a satirical play by the Russian Futurist poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, the protagonist builds a time machine. Time travel also
There's an enjoyable sitcom slickness to Roxy Dunn's two-hander Timmy. She plays Judith, a young woman in a relationship with the title
Katie Reddin-Clancy's solo show Grace is less a play than a series of comedy sketches pegged to a muddled storyline. Alfie and
The theatre company that broke out at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2015 is back at the festival with its fifth work, about
Scottish amdram group the Kirktoon Players has decided it's about time it embraced inclusivity. It might even earn itself some brownie points
Although she now lives in the UK, writer and performer Katherina Radeva grew up in Bulgaria. In Fallen Fruit, a piece she
Emilia " Shakespeare’s Globe, London Michelle Terry's inaugural season at Shakespeare's Globe continues with Morgan Lloyd Malcom's new play about Emilia Lanier,
In one of two plays she's presenting at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, Penelope Skinner delves into the men's rights movement. It's far
The third part in James Rowland's storytelling cycle sees him revisiting characters from previous chapters, from the emotional tsunami that was Team
Things are not going well for Brenda. The object of her affection, Olivia, does not appreciate the depth of her feelings for
