Theatre

Theatre at the <a href="/events/edinburghfringe">Edinburgh Fringe</a> and <a href="/events/eif">Edinburgh International Festival</a>.

A multi voiced feminine prose poem.
A ballsy struggle between protocol and principle.
“The post office has a great charm at one point of our lives. When you have lived to my age, you will begin…
One man’s poignant journey to a pivotal political decision.
Many of the bigger venues, such as The Traverse, have already launched their programmes as the 414-page, 616…
The Brunton has programmed an eclectic mix of music for this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe for a bucketful…
This year is set to be a historically important one for Scotland and the National Theatre of Scotland’s 2014…
You should not peep at Goblin men... Every day Goblin sits on his rock in his forest. Sometimes the other…
What should you do if two men walk on stage, then, for no apparent reason whatsoever, one of them suddenly…
As I came out of Traverse 1 after The Events, a woman behind me asked her friend, “What do you think?” “…
 All in the garden seems rosy. A girl emerges from the borders, arms spread wide, “I’m a girl, a legend of a…
This is a story, told through books. How we read and experience books, how they shape the chapters of our…
In the aptly named Beneath studio theatre downstairs at Pleasance Courtyard, a few rows of seats are placed…
First Love, an hour-long soliloquy performed by a single character, was engagingly received by a sell-out…
Big Spirit Theatre has devised a show based on the story of Alfred Hitchcock's 1938 political spy thriller.
We have to be very brave to talk of death, or more truthfully, of what precedes death.
Bette Davis, the legendary movie actress who famously commented “I will never be below the title!”, was an…
Perhaps the audience members filing into the Assembly Rooms felt they were going to be treated unjustly.
A writer sits at a table crowded with used mugs, pondering how to kill off his character, David. The only…
"Hello, I've got the perfect table for you..." intones the head waiter. Not words frequently heard in…