Reading Time: 2 minutesJack Ansett debuts his stand up at the Edinburgh Fringe. The New Zealand comic shares stories from his life, traversing a more nostalgic internet existence and providing plenty of laughs.
Reading Time: 2 minutesSurely it won't be the last we see of Mr. Cardboard, who should be a regular at the Fringe for many years to come.
Reading Time: 3 minutesRiddlestick Theatre present a delightfully folk-filled piece of musical storytelling in this masterful west-country romp. This is the fifth production by Bristol-based Riddlestick Theatre, a company who, in their ten years together, have dazzled audiences up and down the…
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe youngest Pitman, carrying too much Sleeping on one of the benches in Zoo Playground, where the space used to be a classroom, Luke Pitman, one member of the fictional Pitman family, welcomes us to his debut…
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A complex Dystopian Tale that Builds Intrigue and Suspense Throughout.” nksplat Theatre Company bring their new play What’s Rotting in the Office Fridge to the Fringe. It is a dark comedy, that interrogates surveillance society and free…
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A Whodunnit with a Shark, Built Around Talented Creatives” Bluedot Theatre Company immerses us into the Save the Angelshark organisation, or Saving Squatina as it is called, where three people from different backgrounds each come to volunteer…
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Clever Funny and Relevant Theatre that is Serviced by Some Great Performances” Sharkbait Theatre Company return to the fringe with their newest play Hope This Helps! Based around a wellness retreat, we explore an ensemble casts deepest,…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA performance that only the audience can make Ontroerend Goed, the theatre collective based in Ghent, is known for its experimental approach to theatre making. They have a long history at the Fringe, with shows at Zoo…
Reading Time: 3 minutes‘A slick, atmospheric staging that captures the horror on paper but can’t quite replicate the film’s suffocating intimacy.’ Bringing a classic film to the stage is no easy task, particularly when that film is as iconic as The…
Reading Time: 2 minutesBased on Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short feminist text of the same name, “The Yellow Wallpaper” has been adapted by director/choreographer Caitlin Ort into a dance thriller at the Edinburgh Fringe this year.