With signature grey-scale make-up and outrageous style Cazeleon cuts quite an unusual figure, even on the fringe cabaret stage. Meticulous contouring presents
From humble beginnings, the Pleasance has risen to become one of the biggest venues at the world's biggest arts event " the
Performers from Edinburgh shows The Basement Tapes, The Fishermen and Queens of Sheba have won the latest batch of The Stage Edinburgh
To mark the 10th anniversary of Harold Pinter's death the BFI have teamed up with The Jamie Lloyd Company and Faber and Faber
In recent years, a great deal has been written and discussed about the toll that a month at the festival can take
There's a breathless intensity to Jennifer Roslyn Wingate's Entropy that grips, at first. There's an elusive, Pinter-ish menace to her writing, a
A figure sits shrouded in shadow wearing a dress of black chiffon and jet beads. This is Frau Welt, a woman who
This is so frustrating. Living Record Productions' Thrown has one of the coolest set-ups of any show in Edinburgh " a binaural
This isn't a Jon Bon Jovi jukebox musical. Well it is and it isn't. It's definitely a very clever deconstruction and fond
American Absurdum returns with all its trademark incision and quick-fire, hyper-stylised delivery in The House, a fable of modern middle-class America. Empty-nesters
"Brexit, Trump " that’s change!" someone shouts early in First Snow/Premiere Neige, the National Theatre of Scotland’s Quebecois co-production. Following the NTS’
Although Boxless makes physical theatre, the strongest moments in this piece about the impact of music on different generations come from the
Millennials, eh? Guzzling their avocados and binging Netflix, expecting everything to be handed to them on a plate. Well, maybe not, argues
Out of Joint is partnering with campaign organisation Parents in Performing Arts to investigate the challenges facing parents working in touring theatre.
Bursting with energy and bold theatrical strokes, David William Bryan tells the true story of his great uncle Arthur " known as
It's apt for a show about fake news and the bombardment of information in the digital age that most of the time
As a child Sam Ward was so entranced by a Volvo commercial that he wrote to the company asking if he could
When it's good, this is what the fringe excels at: a really tightly written, deftly performed monologue. And this is good. Growing
It's a bit difficult to grasp, this. The idea that nothing has happened until it's happened. And before that moment, infinite outcomes
Renee Reid's first professional theatre role is in new musical at the Edinburgh Fringe that uses gospel, R'n'B, bluegrass and a cappella
Broadway musical Waitress has announced that it will transfer to the West End next year. The musical, which has music by Sara
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
It takes brass to tackle Mistero Buffo. Dario Fo's twisted mystery play was a showcase for the late great man himself, as
With the issue of diversity a continuing concern for the industry, Michelle Douglass gauges opinion on whether more open auditions would help
Male relationships " specifically inter-generational familial relationships " come under intense, if friendly examination in Glas(s) Productions’ Old Boy. The company has