Cabaret
Cabaret - the new category at the Fringe
Barely have face paints been smeared off guisers’ faces, the last bit of grimaced pumpkin flesh been…
It must be difficult doing magic in the internet age. The answer to so many tricks are just a Google search…
In July 2016, the unsung heroine of Musical Movies, Marni Nixon passed away in New York City aged 86.
Join Bruce Devlin for a Christmas cracker of a cabaret show, a fast paced festive hour awaits from the fringe…
This show does exactly what it promises. You want magic? A cheeky wee bit of nudity? Look no further.
Hot Brown Honey is more than cabaret or burlesque, it’s a movement of “radical, fierce love.” Endless energy…
This is the Little Mermaid as you have never seen it. The original Anderson tale of 1837 is, a Meow Meow…
For over 30 years, the outrageously talented trio that is Fascinating Aïda has been entertaining audiences in…
Was there ever a more unlikely star than Alan Cumming? The Dundee lad became the toast of Broadway, a Bond…
Although listed under Theatre and described as an “electrifying cabaret play,” there’s little sense of…
Enter with caution and an open mind as your every move is under the magnifying glass at the mercy of the…
Barry Humphries, better known as Dame Edna, hosted this evening of Weimar cabaret compositions.
To St Andrew Square Garden for ‘Butterfly Rammy’, a curated collection of responses to the Referendum and its…
After leaving Colin Cloud: Kills, quite literally shaking at the sheer power of what I had seen (read my…
Fresh from his sellout run in the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe and win of the Skinny Magazine's 'Talk of the Town'…
Jess Robinson lies a lot. Her psychologist likes to call it "problem lying".
There are any number of earnest and passionate performers offering an hour of the best of themselves.
Take Arthurian legend, drizzle lightly with songs, add wild-west flavour and transfer to the baking metal…
Kurt Weill's 1929 work Little Three Penny Music emerged from a darkened stage lit by the music desk lamps for…
In the world of magic, women are generally no more than ‘the lovely assistant’. Not so with French cult…