Drama
For those of a certain generation and set of experiences, both in Edinburgh and beyond, Wojtek the ‘Polish’…
Inspired by the true wartime stories of her grandmother in Paris, Caroline Horton wrote her one woman play, “…
Margaret Rutherford was an extraordinary English character actress, renowned for energetic, feisty roles,…
Company of Wolves, regulars to Summerhall, return this Fringe with their new performance ‘A Brief History of…
Arbery Productions brings of a forgotten play from J B Priestley, best known now for the multi adaptations of…
And so to the Royal Scots Club upon Abercromby Place, there to be regaled by three young ladies with their…
Kat Woods, acclaimed Irish writer of Belfast Boy and Wasted, returns to this year’s Fringe with her new play…
This is the second play in a trilogy being produced by Teatro Cinema, the new experimental theatre company…
St Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, gives his name to the grubby fictional Tube station that’s the well…
Resting fitfully on a single bed, Jane wrestles to capture memories of her beloved Grandmother before they…
Pip Utton strips back Hugo’s classic plot to leave us with a meditation on beauty and unrequited love
Amidst strewn cardboard packing boxes, the cast gradually regain consciousness. “What a night!” groans Tom,…
With nothing more than a stark stage and the irresistible strains of the accordion playing a carousel version…
Once again Maureen Beattie gives an impassioned performance as this character/narrator in this third and…
Chalked hair, heavily applied lip liner wrinkles and a distinct lack of weary joints, Z Theatre Company’s…
Olaudah Equiano is a figure of considerable significance in Black History, so anything that brings his story…
Jimmy makes a panicked phone call – “Kitty, my hands have disappeared”.
How do you solve a problem like Ada Lovelace? Or indeed one like Charles Babbage?
Mint, as any of the characters in this play might put it.
There is perhaps some precedent for a re-working of the classic film noir "The Big Sleep".