A group of college friends and associated mates head to a festival, expecting a proper night of drink, drugs and dancing.
Blue Beard is a nasty man with a nasty plan: he cuts the throats of the women he marries.
Lets face it, when the Liverpudlian narrator of Willy Russells Blood Brotherss asks have you ever heard the story of the Johnston twins?, you probably have.
As crotchety Anne tells her bumbling assistant Jennifer in Nick Morans Under the Blacklight, the stage managers realm is amongst the ghosts of dead ambition and infinite amou…
Same old story, remarks Lucille Goldberg as she discusses her familys past.
Edward Wren cuts a fine macabre master of ceremonies in The River Peoples Terrible Tales of the Midnight Chorus.
Deep Dark Souths programme note for The Beauty and Meaning of Autographs is comprehensive and clear.
The stripy t-shirt wearing, variously lipsticked or mustashioed cast of puppetry show Rabbits, Ladders and Stars in Jars start their piece with five minutes of laughter, grunts and…
Lashmela might sound like any ordinary girl.
We are at the bottom of a drained swimming pool in the baking summer heat.
Couple Francisco and Anna share their flat with Fergus.
Jackie Cochran: first female pilot to break the sound barrier; ambitious individual in the face of prejudice and set-backs; woman suffering the nightmarish memory of her first chil…
If youve been in Edinburgh for a few weeks, or even days, you will probably have experienced the Evening with Dementia marketing campaign, which consists of actor Trevor T.
Death of the Unicorn is a hodge-podge of a play.
Rob keeps reminding us that he was ‘a beautiful child‘.
Turn your mobiles off and be quiet spit two masked characters at the start of Clinical Lies.
Orlando claims an oak tree trunk is ‘anything to which I could attach my floating heart’, such is the power of his imagination.
How the fuck would you know that feeling?.