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Following their critically acclaimed record-breaking run at London's Royal Albert Hall earlier in the year, Cirque du Soleil's OVO will be heading
The dictionary tells us that the collective noun for a group of actors is a troupe or a cast. A "whinge" or
Every show and every venue is under scrutiny during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, but few experience the level of examination that the
David Carl and Michole Biancosino's Trump Lear manages to be both a fair rendering of an abridged production of Shakespeare's Lear and
Alissa Anne Jeun Yi's one-woman show is, in many ways, a classic coming-of-age story " a young woman grows up, has awkward
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
Visceral, passionate and thrashing about in any key it can find a snarl, Marcel Dorney’s pseudo-history of Brisbane punk in the late
Jointly produced by Scottish company Dogstar Theatre and Swedish outfit Profilteatern, Let's Inherit the Earth offers one of the zanier shows available
David has been diagnosed with HIV and his life is changed irrevocably. While still trying to process the diagnosis himself, he is
What links an astronaut in 2096, two girls in year 10, and a T-Rex in the Cretaceous period? In Holly and Ted's
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is a place for experimentation and a perfect example is the new micro-opera Drive-By Shooting, by John McIlduff
La John Joseph is a regular performance artist and commentator on the queer scene in the UK and beyond. At face value,
Bryony Hannah and Paul Nicholls have been announced as the final cast members for Foxfinder, which opens in the West End next
It's a bit disconcerting to come across a straightforward tragicomic play at the Edinburgh Fringe, but that's what Max Dickins' Kin is.
Katie Reddin-Clancy's solo show Grace is less a play than a series of comedy sketches pegged to a muddled storyline. Alfie and
If you've ever found yourself waiting endlessly in a queue, Winnie may have the answer to your boredom. She might look like
In order to make sense of the present, it's important to examine the past. This is the earth-shattering revelation made by New
Director and playwright Jenna Watt's credits include Scotsman Fringe First-winning play Faslane, which explores the UK's nuclear weapons debate, and Flaneurs, which
Box Theatre Company was founded in 2016 with the aim of celebrating emerging young voices in the industry, while focusing on the
Tom's a young actor desperate to stick with his dream career despite regularly working for less than minimum wage and having to
Andrew Polec is to leave Bat Out of Hell – The Musical on September 1, it has been announced. Polec, who won
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
Playwright and director Debbie Tucker Green is among those commissioned by Channel 4 to direct an episode of its latest Random Acts
Actors Lesley Joseph, Christopher Biggins and Wendi Peters have been announced as ambassadors for theatre charity Acting for Others. They are part
