Theatre at the <a href="/events/edinburghfringe">Edinburgh Fringe</a> and <a href="/events/eif">Edinburgh International Festival</a>.
Theatre
It's not yet 3am on Christmas morning, 1977 - everyone is still sleeping. We are about to share Charlie…
Arth and Buck are two men stuck in a rut. Their lives are going nowhere and are controlled by making money…
There are any number of shows at the Fringe designed specifically for children, but very few are performed by…
Brought to Edinburgh by members of North Carolina theatre and performance troupe Concrete Generation, this…
I confess to having not so much a blind spot as a completely glazed over spot when it comes to sport and…
Some pixie pamphleteering for the Naws, but the Ayes have it!
The play opens with Alex, a tutor in creative writing, giving his last lecture of the term. He tells one of…
With its timeless appeal and loved by children all over the world, everyone knows the story of Peter…
The Alchemist Theatre Company sets out to liberate the audience from whatever it is they feel trapped by, be…
August 1939 and 27 year-old artist, Keith Vaughan is writing in his diary, the “intimate friend to whom…
Seeing the words ‘coming of age’ is usually a guarantee that I would give a production a body swerve. …
Sitting in the plush, gilded and chandeliered interior of the Royal Lyceum Theatre, a bevelled double mirror…
There aren’t many shows when the performer comes out to the queue as a kind of personal warm up act, but that…
This, or something like it, has existed since the Fifteenth Century, says Sarah while examining a world globe…
This retelling of a classic fairy tale is not what it seems.
I have to admit, the first ticket I tried to get my hands on when this year’s Fringe kicked off was Charles…
Theresienstadt was the name given to a small fortress town that became the Czechoslovakian ghetto north of…
I first heard of this show through Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance.
Just like the serialised tales in magazines of Conan Doyle and Dickens, 44 Scotland Street by Alexander…
What is it about the seaside that draws us back time and again? It's not a new thing.