Trying to do a hallowed musical such as Les Miserables at the Fringe is a bit of a rigged game.
Clara Glynn’s play Safe Place hits the stage this fringe festival, bringing us a tale of unlikely friendship whilst making deep and insightful comments on the relationship between …
A midnight cabaret featuring “the wildest acts from across the Fringe” is setting itself up for some pretty high standards.
Good theatre should make you feel something and by that definition alone, this was great theatre.
Captivate Theatre’s cast of fresh-faced talent do not disappoint in this adaptation of Annie.
Fémage a Trois is Loquiter Theatre’s production of three twenty-minute monologues, performed by three women in three different circles of life.
The Lulu Show: Life on the Never-Never is exactly what you want from a cabaret.
It’s four years since Rob Lloyd first brought this autobiographical, Doctor Who-related show to Edinburgh.