Edinburgh Fringe

The biggest arts festival in the world.

Here we go again.  I could do without this, especially as I haven’t slept a wink.  Everything
From Phantom of the Opera to Wicked, from West End to Broadway and beyond,  Musical
Picture a hospital in the 1960's NHS with the apparent hygiene standards of a 1930's abattoir, and that is
A wonderfully atmospheric play set in 1913, Clouds is an interesting snapshot – and reminder – of
If you want to find the Scottish talent at this year’s Fringe, look no further.
An atmospheric glimpse into the war years of poet Keith Douglas, this is a beautifully written and skilfull
As the cast enter the space, they perform basic movement sequences and speak abstract sentences as they are
Mixing together hip-hop, grime, and writing that lyrically flows, this show is a great example of gig theat
The setting is Sam and Philippa’s tidy, tranquil garden with the tweet of bird song on a hot summer afterno
We are met by Albert, the frock-coated stage doorman.
“What do you think of this lipstick?”  - “Hot!”
There's a fantastic projection set up when you enter the dance space. Every surface is covered in images.
Oxford-based, student-run Mercury Theatre in their most recent venture have decided to tackle male mental h
This young theatre company takes an interesting look at the number of decisions we human beings make each d
A somewhat esoteric and quirky look at Nan Shepherd, this show focuses on the influences around Shepherd, i
“What happens is what happens."
In the summer of 1975, the Hollywood blockbuster Jaws created a tsunami wave of panic for beachgoe
‘Transfigured – The Pack’ reminded me of the medieval mummer groups except this collection were a
A stripped-back, return to roots production, this year’s Loud Poets focuses simply on what they do