REVIEW: Aurora Orchestra – Mozart’s Jupiter
Reading Time: 2 minutesEvery seat became the best seat through Aurora Orchestra's imaginative staging.
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REVIEW: Jane Austen’s Love and Freindship [sic]
Reading Time: 2 minutesEdinburgh Rep Company is following an ambitious plan. A play every month, along with staging six of these at the Edinburgh Fringe this year.
REVIEW: 1776 and Offline
Reading Time: 3 minutesZooNation Youth Company: 1776 and Offline performed on 28th June at the RBO’s Linbury Theatre. Next Generation Festival runs until 4th July 2026.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Marcio da Silva
Reading Time: 4 minutesGrimeborn has a particular identity as a festival: fringe in spirit, but with serious artistic ambitions.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Eleanor Burke and Lisa Logan
Reading Time: 6 minutesTwo striking chamber operas premiere in a double bill that brings us face-to-face with the climate crisis.
REVIEW: Sleeping Beauty
Reading Time: 2 minutesSparkling costumes, exquisite dancing, and enough fairy dust to enchant an audience of any age.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Katie Đỗ
Reading Time: 3 minutesTheatre503 - the 'national theatre of debut plays' - premieres love you long time (already) by Vietnamese America writer Katie Đỗ.
IN CONVERSATION: Dik Downey
Reading Time: 4 minutesInspired by the first modern novel, Don Quixote (is a very big book) is a surreal and comic one-man adventure from puppeteer and clown extraordinaire Dik Downey making his Fringe debut age 63.
REVIEW: Interplay
Reading Time: 3 minutesPhoenix Dance Theatre are simply, technically, one of the best companies working in Britain today
REVIEW: A DoL House
Reading Time: 2 minutesOne room. Three people. The system is the fourth.