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Solitude Without Loneliness review " bad dates, frenzied flyering and the spirit of the fringe by Chris Wiegand

Dance Base, EdinburghMalcolm Sutherland's meta production about isolation and the search for intimacy knowingly ties its themes to the experience of the fringe The dry title belies a show wi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:36am on August 7, 2025

Someone Like Me review " moving through the unspeakable toll of war in Ukraine by Mark Fisher

Assembly George Square Studios, EdinburghNina Khyzhna performs a collage of poetic dance-theatre that embodies the everyday trauma of life in Kharkiv In Pokémon lore, the distortion world i…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:32am on August 7, 2025

Midnight at the Palace review " glittering tribute to San Francisco's flamboyant Cockettes by Arifa Akbar

Big Yin at Gilded Balloon Patter House, EdinburghA joyful ensemble channels the spirit of 70s counterculture with dazzling costumes and cheeky choreography in a flawed show This riotous ense…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:32pm on August 6, 2025

From chatbot apocalypse to a bespoke romance about the family cat: Edinburgh gets creative with AI by Mark Fisher

A tech twist on Hamlet, a glimpse into a catastrophic future and a uniquely personalised tale of societal breakdown immerse fringe audiences in the haunting uncertainty of artificial intelli…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48am on August 6, 2025

Ian Smith: Foot Spa Half Empty review " struggle to conceive is fertile ground for stellar standup by Brian Logan

Monkey Barrel, EdinburghTV success hasn't gone to Smith's head as he still sweats the small stuff " as well as detailing his attempts to procreate Reviewing Ian Smith's breakout show Crushin…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:48am on August 6, 2025

Robert Wilson obituary by Michael Coveney

Performance artist, set designer and director who created haunting, sometimes plotless tableaux to great effect The career of Robert Wilson, the visionary performance artist, designer " of f…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:48am on August 6, 2025

Cat Cohen: Broad Strokes review " unmissable return of the egomaniacal millennial by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Through song and standup, Cohen transforms her 2023 medical emergency into glorious oversharing with this comic triumph Everything was going right for cabaret …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:48am on August 6, 2025

Andrew Doherty: Sad Gay Aids Play review " twice the satire from Gay Witch Sex Cult comic by Brian Logan

Pleasance Dome, EdinburghStarting out with a deliciously bumptious persona, Doherty's show trips itself up with a subplot about arts funding Gay Witch Sex Cult was quite the solo debut last …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on August 6, 2025

Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical review " party like it's 1959 by Emma John

Evolution London A strong cast sings live versions of all the hits against screens showing the film, backed by a terrific band and willing extras recruited from the audience There's no secre…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:32am on August 6, 2025

Champions review " intimate encounter is a voyage round the father by Arifa Akbar

Pentland theatre, Pleasance at EICC, Edinburgh Voices swirl in Andreas Constantinou's medium-like performance as he struggles still with his dad's response to his sexuality This is a show ab…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:32am on August 6, 2025

Dirty Work review " a jolly holiday with Mary Floppins by Brian Logan

Underbelly Cowgate, EdinburghJessica Barton sets about cleaning up the domestic acts of the men in her audience with comically strict discipline We've all felt the urge to impose order on th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:54am on August 6, 2025

Rift review " can a liberal and his white supremacist brother ever see eye to eye? by Mark Fisher

Traverse theatre, EdinburghHumanity and understanding permeate Gabriel Jason Dean's play inspired by a real-life relationship but awkward questions remain unasked Families fell out over Brex…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:18pm on August 5, 2025

Tom at the Farm review " a staggering study of homophobia by Mark Fisher

Pleasance at EICC, EdinburghIn Michel Marc Bouchard's play, a young man travels to his boyfriend's rural funeral and finds his family are unaware of their relationship Socially, you know it …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:18pm on August 5, 2025

K Mak at the Planetarium review " cosmic trip into the void by Kate Wyver

Summerhall, EdinburghPerformed amid psychedelic projections, the Australian singer's gig has an otherworldly beauty yet fails to take off 'I'll leave you with the cosmos," Australian singer …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:18pm on August 5, 2025

Palestine: Peace de Resistance review " an absurdist response to an abominable situation by Brian Logan

Pleasance Dome, EdinburghIn an impressive show, Sami Abu Wardeh delivers a collage of historical storytelling, jokes about colonialism and clowning When Sami Abu Wardeh performed his hit sho…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:18am on August 5, 2025

She's Behind You review " Christmas comes early to Edinburgh with panto songs, sweets and subversive spirit by Mark Fisher

Traverse theatre, EdinburghPanto dame Dorothy Blawna-Gale is sharp-tongued and lovable but the hilarity is underpinned by creator Johnny McKnight's personal story She stands before us in a b…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:02am on August 5, 2025

Philosophy of the World review " an anarchic ode to 'the world's worst band' by Mark Fisher

Summerhall, EdinburghIn Bed With My Brother's story of cult band the Shaggs is a furious and funny rallying cry against patriarchy and perfection If fringe favourites Sh!t Theatre had a mili…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:54am on August 5, 2025

Creepy Boys: Slugs review " howling existential rave through modern life's mayhem by Kate Wyver

Summerhall, EdinburghIn its aim to avoid big topics " politics, gender, climate " the Canadian pair's superb show attempts an escape from contemporary chaos If the end of the world is a part…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:12pm on August 4, 2025

Consumed review " mothers and daughters clash in Women's prize for playwriting winner by Arifa Akbar

Traverse theatre, EdinburghBuried trauma surfaces at a family reunion in Karis Kelly's darkly funny Northern Irish drama that attempts to capture a broader history of violence Karis Kelly's …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:54pm on August 4, 2025

Rosie O'Donnell: Common Knowledge review " sentimental sermon with a self-mocking edge by Brian Logan

Orchard at the Gilded Balloon, EdinburghThe US star's engaging set is largely an earnest love letter to her non-binary child and newly adopted home of Ireland A month ago, Donald Trump brand…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:48pm on August 4, 2025

Jesus Christ Superstar review " Cynthia Erivo leads rousing LA revival by Tammy Tarng

Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles There are spotty moments in the much-discussed Andrew Lloyd Webber revival but by the time the final song kicks in, you'll be a believer Much like its namesake, …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:42am on August 4, 2025

'I've seen tough, rugby-playing men cowering': how we made theatre horror The Woman in Black by Interviews By Mark Fisher

'It's rare to really frighten a theatre audience. So it surprised us when people said, "I didn't sleep for three nights after seeing your show"' When my first daughter was five, I asked a fr…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:42am on August 4, 2025

Motorhome Marilyn review " Michelle Collins' Monroe lookalike adrift on river of no return by Mark Fisher

Gilded Balloon, EdinburghMaking her fringe debut, the EastEnders star plays a tribute act to the Hollywood legend in this dreary drama Rarely has the cult of celebrity alighted on someone wi…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:32am on August 4, 2025

The Horse of Jenin review " a funny, haunting coming-of-age tale of boyhood in occupied Palestine by Arifa Akbar

Pleasance Dome, EdinburghIn one of several Palestinian stories at this year's fringe, writer and comedian Alaa Shehada finds humour amid the horror of Israel's occupation This is the story o…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:06am on August 4, 2025

'We can hear their saliva': why are so many actors suddenly using microphones? by Emma John

From Greek tragedy to Chekhov to Rosamund Pike in Inter Alia, handheld mics are everywhere on stage right now. Is this a thrilling innovation " or a pointless fad? Wig, robes and moves like …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:03am on August 4, 2025
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