The latest production by the Anglo-Norwegian company, Akimbo Theatre, pays tribute to Lotte Reiniger, the visionary creator ...

A brief review of a brief play. It’s a popular one, and for good reason – there’s a lot packed into this production, which ...

Bold, assertive and fascinating, Figures in Extinction is an utter triumph. We live in an age of disconnection – from the ...

Less is more, it’s better to keep things simple, and there’s no need to reinvent the wheel. This stand-and-deliver show from ...

Bookworm Bob (Daniel May) is cramming for an exam to become an English teacher – the trouble is, he’s had multiple attempts ...

No programme or cast list was made available to the audience (as far I could tell) at the performance I attended, though I ...

Having seen shows at Fringe 2025 that have managed to strike a good sound balance between music and cast voices, it was a tad ...

Founded in 2015, The Oxford Commas make an impressive Edinburgh Fringe debut in 2025. I don’t really know why Oxford has as ...

Oh, Belgian,” I thought to myself, re-reading the press release after the show, as I couldn’t quite place the cast’s accents ...

More storytelling than drama, Patrick Michael Wolfe (Michael Hughes) begins by almost barking at the audience – in a studio ...

Members of Out of the Blue were in the audience at the performance I attended, showing solidarity with their friends in The ...

This show possibly had the most bizarre bit of en masse audience participation I’ve come across this Fringe, or indeed any ...