REVIEW: Some of It Might Be True
Reading Time: 2 minutesJustine Martin’s debut play is an absurdist, but recognisable comedy that heightens and parodies familiar personalities in the modern-age.
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REVIEW: Mouse
Reading Time: 2 minutesWhat would you do if your girlfriend broke up with you and, on that very same day, a wizard turned you into a mouse?
REVIEW: Saving Britney at Underbelly George Square
Reading Time: 2 minutesShereen Roushbaiani’s one woman show Saving Britney interrogates this question through examining the obsession with Britney Spears that defined her adolescence.
FEATURE: Underbelly Press Launch 2026
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis 2026 Press Launch at Underbelly felt like a celebration. From the litany of joyous acts to the 20th birthday of “Violet” the Coo, there was plenty of fun to be had.
REVIEW: Deliver Us From Evil
Reading Time: 2 minutesDeliver Us From Evil trades the familiar horrors of the American witch trials for England's own blood-soaked history, plunging us into the brutal witch hunts of 17th-century Essex.
REVIEW: Tether 인연
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn Ideal Fringe Show Tether 인연 is everything a Fringe show should be. The show is original, experimental and packed full of heart in a tight sixty minute run time. The show is a collaboration between Scotland…
Feature: The King’s Theatre Opening Celebration
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe King’s Theatre has reopened in Tollcross, Edinburgh, after two years of refurbishment. 2026 marks the 120th anniversary of the theatre, and an opening gala show was held to mark its historic reopening. The theatre first opened…
REVIEW: Age
Reading Time: 2 minutesTwo former best friends run into each other at the airport. One, off on a family holiday, is perpetually tired and “smelling faintly of vomit”; the other is headed on an all-expenses-paid business trip to Amsterdam.
REVIEW: Am I Losing My Mind or Just My Figure??
Reading Time: 2 minutesFin is a courier by day, an illustrator by ambition and permanently one bad shift away from admitting neither is working out. She's a protagonist engineered to represent an entire generation's inability to hit any of the milestones it was promised in career, relationship or a deposit on a flat. Between the gig economy grind, the on-off boyfriend and the Catholic parents bracing for news they don't want, the premise is the familiarity of overhearing a friendgroup's chat.
REVIEW: Cutlass
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom Will Harley (Radio 4/CBBC/ITV) comes Cutlass. Set during the golden age of pirateering, Captain Springsmile Jack has been caught, tried and is due to hang in the morning. However, his redemption quickly begins to unravel, revealing that this anti-hero may have more depth (and heart) than first thought.