Any show that starts with being offered a custard cream is off to a good start.
Drama
Helena Collins O’Connor is a powerhouse of a performer.
This is a thoughtful, well-researched play set during the Paris Olympics in 1924, when Eric Liddell, due to
Welcoming the audience into the living room of the Fan Club, we are invited into considering membership and
If you like rap in all its forms, or simply like to hear about someone’s journey from childhood to finding
Pretending to Fly is part-fiction, part-non-fiction, based on interviews with Carla Horowitz, a Women Airfo
Performed in the round, Death by Shakespeare is, as the name suggests, a look at several of Shakespeare’s b
This is the professional writing debut – as well as Edinburgh Fringe debut – of Aisla Shepherd, the creator
Josefina Lopez is an acclaimed playwright and screenwriter.
We are shut in a basement, seemingly unaccompanied by an actor, when out of the darkness comes an uncertain…
There are other things Angie would rather be doing, but “it’s fine”. Until the day it isn’t.
The chilling words of an advertisement, allegedly published in The Times by Shackleton to recruit men for his…
When it’s the centre of your universe, doubting the existence of extra-terrestrial life can never be a good…
“If there’s one thing I am good at its running away”, pants young Arthur Robinson as he sprints off with a…
“Local man found dead in the town of Danderhall”. They are in the news regularly these days, not their faces…
In a sandbagged, water-filled and rat infested First World War trench three soldiers wait for the moment when…
Yasmin is a smart cookie and has always had a way with words. She is also an angry young woman.
Making their home in the Army Base in conjunction with Army@TheFringe, British/Icelandic theatre company…
It’s 1937, a time when it was still possible to fall off the radar and simply disappear.
Not so long ago, in the not so distant City of London it was the dawn of an age of prosperity; battles were…