If you could give someone either the best...

Deer skulls and stuffed birds. Stocky TVs. An open box of Fruit Loops....

Awash with blood-curdling screams that retain a faint echo in each line of the play,...

Lesley Ann Albiston’s play A Slice of...

Pablo Picasso infamously said that “there are only...

The marriage of the Isle of Dogs’s The Space with Esther Joy...

Eugene O’Hare’s The Weatherman is a play with a lot of potential in its...

A tingly, toe-tapping experience. Dogfight is a little lacking in narrative...

Running at the cosy Hen & Chickens Theatre as...

Birth and death are the two inevitable markers of human...

An “Oddball” is defined as a strange or eccentric...

With a swift jab of wit and a clumsy stumble, The Merry Wives of...

A 14-year-old girl is dying. Her parents, absent, send their Catholic priest to...

Queen of the Mist explores the anxiety of wanting to be remembered...

Madame Ovary is a varied thing: part Power Point presentation,...

Edinburgh is all about imagination, and...

Whether you prefer a polished standup...

Set against the 2012 London Olympics and...

There is nothing glamorous about going to war; risks are taken, bonds are broken,...

The true joy of the Edinburgh Fringe lies in its...

London’s City Hall Free Open-Air Theatre season returns at...