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Nick Awde speaks to Turtle Company's British co-director Stevan Mijailovic about bringing its children's show Joyce to the Edinburgh Fringe South Korea's
A growing genre across Continental Europe, music theatre is an alien concept in the UK. Nick Awde meets Zoe Nà Riordáin and
Touring theatre company Lung makes work that blurs the line between art and activism. Co-artistic directors Helen Monks and Matt Woodhead tell
There is a stereotype in theatre that describes certain types of older women with authority in costume. They are criticised for being
If you felt annoyed by your neighbours would you write something down and pop it through their letter box, and also the
Alongside Emma, Tilda and John is a different guest performer each day for this thrilling new show from YesYesNoNo. The guest's job
On the eve of their late mother's birthday the Pelican sisters " Joy, Storm, Sage and Maya " return to the family
With its latest offering a raunchy, late-night blend of cabaret and circus, Spiegelworld's founder tells Tim Bano why Edinburgh Festival Fringe is
Getting a brief glimpse of the shattered, abused child within the aggressive adult woman standing before us is a remarkable achievement of
At this year's Edinburgh Fringe, a group of companies and theatremakers have launched the #PayIfYouCan initiative, urging established producers, promoters and companies
An NHS trust in Bristol has become the latest organisation to commit to using an arts programme to benefit the health and
Because winning an Olivier award, being cast in the Game of Thrones prequel series, composing incidental music for theatre, dabbling in a
Peter William Sutcliffe. The Yorkshire Ripper. The man who murdered 13 women in Yorkshire and Greater Manchester in the late 1970s. The
Amy Bell is at this year's Edinburgh Fringe with a show that explores the lack of visibility for queer women in dance.
Pierre Guillois is on to a winner with his new play Fishbowl. Not only did it win France's Molière Award for best
Kieran Hurley's play makes a triumphant return to the Traverse for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Premiering in December last year and
Spotlight has apologised for allowing a "totally unacceptable" child casting call to appear on its platform, which was seeking a child actor
Showtune, also the title of Jerry Herman's autobiography, is a revue that provides exactly what it says on the tin in terms
Every generation has its Romeo and Juliet. Franco Zeffirelli and Baz Luhrmann on film, Rudolf Nureyev and Kenneth MacMillan in ballet. Now
In purely musical terms, the most striking component of this trilogy of contemporary works is the finale: Bel canto by Cassandra Miller.
This slick, smart production by New Light Theater Project is rooted in truth. In 1942, a group of 15 young women were
Black Women are the focus of the second of two double bills in Bunker Theatre's inaugural This Is Black Festival: black women
1927's new show takes the form of a tapestry of folk tales, or "folk jokes" as the company terms them. The style
Today marks my 13th day at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. I haven't totted up exactly how many shows I've seen, but it's
Who doesn't have a great time at Edinburgh? Surely you made an appearance at The List Festival Party/the book festival in the
