Theatre Reviews & More

Mud-splattered mayhem and misogyny Edinburgh locals like to complain about the Fringe and the chaos it brings to the city, but of all...

A love of wrestling and a wrestle with love: The lights go down, the iconic “Undertaker” theme begins to chime, and around thirty...

Celebration of liveness shoots itself in the foot: “Dance, monkey, dance!” Most performances disguise the more humiliating parts of being...

Yilong Liu’s emotional play about food, family, and Yelp: Customer review writing doesn’t get enough love. These are people who take time...

Brian Dykstra’s axe-grinding defence of Shakespeare is unshakably stiff: Who amongst us can say they didn’t use “No-Fear Shakespeare”...

True survival story from below deck: When we think about the Titanic, we often think about wealth and grandeur. How much it cost to make...

Tragically woven tale of life in Palestine: An elderly woman rises from her sewing machine, answers a ringing telephone, sighs and...

An Identity Crisis in Notting Hill: If you grew up in the UK, you are probably tired of certain narrow perceptions of British culture...

Paper cuts in the park: In time-loop stories, it usually takes some time before people start acting weird, but with Paper Swans...

Soft furnishings and social commentary: How far would you go for some parquet flooring and a smeg fridge? In Philip Ridley’s dark comedy...