Reading Time: 6 minutesHe’s Six Years Older Than Me is an intimate interdisciplinary performance exploring memory, consent, shame, and the human instinct to search for patterns in past relationships. Framed through the live experience of taking an STI self-testing kit,…
Reading Time: 3 minutesA striking and piercingly poignant musical that never loses sight of Joseph Merrick’s humanity. The Elephant in the Room, performed at Ironworks Studios, is an uplifting and deeply moving new musical that tells the true story of…
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen I Wake Up Again is a quietly devastating meditation on grief, love, and the strange endurance of living. Directed and written by Xinyue (Sammi) Xing.
Reading Time: 3 minutesEdinburgh University Footlights brings Stephen Schwartz's beloved musical Pippin to vibrant life in this spectacular student production.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWritten and performed by Philippa Dawson, Character Flaw is a colourful explosion of humour and insight into the world of ADHD and queer identity.
Reading Time: 2 minutesVerbal Diary, a musical comedy masterfully crafted by John Otway and Paul Bradley, with additional material by Tom Johnson, offers a riotous journey through the mishaps of Gordon, an endearingly unlucky photojournalist.
Reading Time: 2 minutesHFH Productions presents Surrender, a powerful one-woman play penned by Sophie Swithinbank and brilliantly performed by Phoebe Ladenburg. This intense tour de force explores the labyrinthine relationship between a mother and daughter, sundered by prison walls and twelve years of estrangement.
Reading Time: 2 minutesProduced by Pony Cam Collective and Parrot Ox, Burnout Paradise is a tour de force of endurance theatre that captivates and exhausts its audience as much as its performers.
Reading Time: 2 minutesNathan Ellis's Instructions is a groundbreaking theatrical experience that pushes the boundaries of performance art while delving into the complex relationship between
artificial intelligence and human creativity.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWritten by Gabriella Foley and directed by Zoë Templeman-Young, this lively, thought-provoking show invites the audience deep into the discomfort, self-hatred, and frustration of living with OCD.