Month: July 2018

#EdinburghPreview Dysney Disfunction is written and performed with wit, verve and an overriding sense of fun and mischief by Fringe ...

#EdinburghPreview Entropy this fast paced, lyrical drama is liberally laced with black humour @Laura_Clifford

#EdinburghPreview How to be Amazingly Happy is a mid-life quest for joy, identity and belonging in this big-hearted show of ...

#Preview: Mixing a modern love story with fact-based historical drama, Love, Genius and a Walk transfers from New York for ...

#EdinburghPreview With an all-LGBTQ cast featuring a performance poet and 2 dancers, Queer Words is a bold, provocative multi-disciplinary performance ...

#EdinburghPreview Passionate Machine - Rosy has been charged with the task of building a time machine. Why? Because her future self ...

#EdinburghPreview My Kind of Michael is a very funny exploration of the rise and fall of Nick Cassenbaum’s hero, Michael ...

#EdinburghPreview Irish writer and performer Laura Wyatt O’Keefe, tackles the divisive subject of women’s bodies and women’s rights in a ...

#EdinburghPreview Leopold Bloom breaks free from Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ to travel through history and re-discover his Jewish roots By Richard Fredman, ...

Bonnie Langford, the much-loved star of stage and screen, is to join the cast of 42nd Street, as the production ...