Of all the American performers currently integrating apologies into their work at the moment, none comes close to the creative eloquence of queer storyteller...

Within the first few minutes of Kids Play, you think you've got the premise pretty much tied up. Booted and suited, Greg is playing...

When there's nothing but a bible and megaphone by way of set or stage dressing in a performance about the DUP, you know for...

A lot of the writing in Dangerous Giant Animals is so good because it’s so taut and simple. Christina Murdock picks small episodes from...

If The Rockford Files is the main point of reference in your show, then chances are your expected audience will be in the over-50s...

Writer-performer Molly Taylor unpacks the lives of the couple she grew up down the street from. A jumble of memories, objects and incidents, this...

Ah, be still my beating heart. Tallulah Brown’s Songlines, co-produced by DugOut Theatre and HighTide, is the kind of quirky teenage love story that...

There’s a commendable degree of ambition to House of Mirth’s new play Chihuahua, but the execution isn’t there to match it. Phil Bartlett and Sarah...

The National Student Drama Festival is such a potent Petri dish for young companies; it’s galvanising to see so many recent participants continuing to...

John Gay’s 1728 opera was so popular in its time because it erased all the class associations of snobbish Italian opera. Gay kept the...

The concept here is strong: to work magic into the narrative of a theatre piece. But this collection of three scenes doesn’t come close...

There are coming-of-age tales aplenty at the Fringe but this moving story from Ben SantaMaria captures the well of loneliness that a young man...