Dru Cripps brings his undeniable charisma, prowess and talent to an improvised hour of clowning and musical mischief.

Lorna Ní Shúilleabháin might be Barefoot Before God in her Edinburgh Fringe debut, but it seems she’s still finding her feet ...

Raj Pajoora brings a relaxed demeanour to his Fringe debut, but tonight he's put on the back foot by one of the Fringe's ...

Bring a 3-month-old daughter into the mix and the return to the Fringe becomes distinctly testing. But Copland's still in ...

But Fab Goualin’s lovely debut hour runs head-on into that thicket and keeps pushing until it’s interesting. This is a show ...

Only at the Edinburgh Fringe could a concept like Margaret Thatcher, Queen of Hollywood flourish as it has done. It’s an ...

Em Humble showcases her character talents in Lady of the Lakes, but this debut hour prioritises style over substance.

Grid Iron grip us in the teeth of 1980s post-industrial Manchester in this exuberant, heart-splintering performance of Andrew ...

No matter whether you’re stunned into silence or riding the ‘imagination train’ with her, Dolan has you right where she wants ...

Middle-aged and adrift in the modern world, Emmeline Downie's Gail is an interesting counterpoint to Sam Eley's character, ...

Hannah Platt's new show grapples with fears of being outdated, now she's no longer the youngest on the bill, but she has no ...

Pulitzer Prize finalist Zora Howard’s cutting play on racialised violence in America is a work of gut-wrenching genius.