Edinburgh Fringe

By The Recs IT 2 years ago

Alex Hylton: Love, Probably sees the lone wolf comedian stand out from the crowd.

By The Recs JM 2 years ago

Living a Little offers laughter, tears…oh and a zombie apocalypse

By The Recs IT 2 years ago

Myra DuBois’ A Problem Shared arrives in Edinburgh to dispense wit and wisdom

By The Recs IT 2 years ago

Making a Murderer: The Musical raises the question what is a suitable subject for musical theatre

By The Recs IT 2 years ago

The Chosen Harem is our chosen one for physical theatre this fringe

By The Recs IT 2 years ago

Bette Midler and Me is Sue Kelvin’s pleasant tribute to the singer-actor-comedienne superstar.

By The Recs SCD 2 years ago

Dog / Actor is a simple equation: 1 actor + 2 plays = a triumph of the theatre of imagination

By The Recs IT 2 years ago

Rob Madge: My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do) explores what happens when the magic of childhood isn’t as magical as you’d hoped.

By The Recs JM 2 years ago

Mythos: Ragnarok gives a unique and high-impact take on Norse mythology – proving the Fringe can always surprise.

By The Recs CB 2 years ago

Jo Caulfield returns to the Fringe and, post-lockdown, she has a LOT to say!