Theatre
To pee or not to pee?
The Fringe doesn’t officially start until tomorrow (Friday) but many shows are getting a good run-
Do you ever feel utterly overwhelmed by the constant flow of news, pounded by the endless atrocities…
An up close and personal dance with the devil.
These lunchtime South American plays for this season’s international theme just get better and better. …
Meera Syal’s semi-autobiographical tale, first published as a novel in 1996, lands squarely on the King’s…
Award winning French company Vélo Théâtre is lighting up this year’s manipulate Festival (albeit using a…
‘It’s time to say goodnight and it’s time to close your eyes. Let’s put out the light till the dawn breaks…
With sunshine striking the pavement outside The Counting House, one might wonder what might draw one inside,…
Vulgar and ingenious in equal measure, Slick plays like the artful and unfettered bastard child of Punch and…
Our theatre critic finds the annual traditional King's Theatre panto brings out his most festive side.
Eighty-something Ella is not the usual cardigan-donning, hard-candy-sooking pensioner - she’s a damned rebel…
The world has only been at peace for about 8% of its recorded history.
Austin has Alzheimer's disease and it is progressing Q-U-I-C-K-L-Y(25 points).
It's always a brave company that tackles Aeschylus trilogy of plays known collectively as 'The Orestia'.
If you like a show which has the music coming thick and fast then Dreamboats and Petticoats by Laurence Marks…
As Edinburgh begins 2017’s manipulate festival, expectation is high. What has been an incredibly diverse,…
Citadel Arts Group’s eighth production for Leith Festival, Stories of the Sea: Women, Whaling and War!, gives…
American playwright David Mamet had for a very long time been accused of only being able to write parts for…
You are invited to retreat from the mundanity of adulthood, to be engulfed in Slava’s enchanting snowstorm,…