A liberal selection of cushions is handed out to counter the piano-seating, so it is well worth the (tiny) detour to get to the Pianodrome for Special Oblivion. This is very clever, very silly and ...

Review by Ed Boulter-Comer. It’s never really about football, is it? As much as We Have a Dream at theSpace @ Symposium Hall explodes with the energy, crumpled flags and lager of a doomed Euros ...

Jane Austen’s Love and Freindship [sic] is an ambitious adaptive project, one of six productions by Edinburgh Rep this Fringe, and certainly worth a jaunt down to CC Blooms for an hour of literary ...

The Tale of the Original Jekyll and Hyde (Told by a Mad Hatter from Stockport) is a quiet historical comedy from Tall History Tales, which provides a bit of respite from the hurly burly of the ...

Pasuz Productions’ latest EdFringe show, Roses To The Living at Paradise in the Vault, is an ambitious fourth-wall breaking piece of theatre that ultimately struggles to execute its concept both in ...

Bittersweet and reflective, The Poetical Life of Philomena McGuinness is a tragicomic tale about unfulfilled dreams and ...

Amadan and Mortair Kill the King, at Gilded Balloon’s patter house for Week One of the Fringe, is the hilarious writing debut from Alex Bathe and Josh Aitken of the hit Dungeon & Dragons live show, ...

Pig’s Ear Productions are back with another panto, this year moving away from Shakespeare and into another classic art form: drag, Gagula: The Panto With Teeth!.

KQ Productions return to the Assembly Ballroom with Kevin Quantum: Invisible Force, a lively new show for 2026 in which magician Kevin McMahon sets out to illuminate the science of our everyday lives ...

Edinburgh Youth Theatre return to the Fringe with another condensed Shakespeare, An Island of Bad Ideas: The Tempest, which brings Shakespeare’s tale of shipwreck, vengeance, sorcery and love in under ...

You Talkin’ To Us? opens with Mitchell and Bart, two incompetent balaclava-clad villains, played by Arran Hogg and Liam Scobie, breaking into a house only to be surprised by the owner (Kirsty MacVicar ...

A Trial – After An Enemy of The People, at the Lyceum as part of the International Festival, is a highly satisfying and constantly intriguing theatrical experience. Co-produced by EIF, Centro Cultural ...