Theatre at the <a href="/events/edinburghfringe">Edinburgh Fringe</a> and <a href="/events/eif">Edinburgh International Festival</a>.
Theatre
There is something fishy going down at Fingers. New Town has become New York for a cabaret tale of aâŠ
Stalag Happy is a little work of art.
Silent comedy and physical theatre like youâve never seen before, Tape Face can only be described asâŠ
Orville and Wilbur Wright stand like two overgrown schoolboys, sending paper aeroplanes out over the heads ofâŠ
As the title suggests this multimedia production centres around the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, aâŠ
A recording of the actual voice of Donald Trump using the sexual words that he described as merely âLockerâŠ
Jimmy makes a panicked phone call â âKitty, my hands have disappearedâ.
Making News draws on the recent misfortunes of the BBC to present a rather gentle satire that verges towardâŠ
âLocal man found dead in the town of Danderhallâ. They are in the news regularly these days, not their facesâŠ
To the trilling of a recorder the cast emerge from cardboard boxes. They are here to unpack a story ofâŠ
During the interval for this show I popped out for a naughty rollie and got chatting to someone who wasâŠ
An impressive visual mix of old and new.
Itâs rare that you come across a play that produces so much tension that you fear for your safety and theâŠ
A multi voiced feminine prose poem.
Blink is a love story - albeit an unusual one with dark undertones.
It involves a young man and womanâŠ
This is braw. As the eponymous character of Willy Russellâs âEducating Ritaâ finds when she reduces herâŠ
This is not, as it might appear a production about the Hindenburg disaster, but rather five short playsâŠ
When itâs the centre of your universe, doubting the existence of extra-terrestrial life can never be a goodâŠ
What happens when you put the Macbeths, Richard III and Juliet Capulet into a psychiatristâs chair? Dr BardâŠ
Young Rehana stands in the moonlit pistachio grove, surrounded by the snarls and yelps of predators. WhenâŠ