Halfway through the Fringe and I’ve forgotten that August in Edinburgh is a marathon not a sprint. So, The Letter Room’s No Miracles Here, could not have come at a better time.  With an 11am slot at Summerhall, No Miracles Here feels more like a late-night chill out bar that...

If the 24 hour news channels read all the days big events to the tune of Beyoncé, then current affairs may not be any less awful, but they would certainly be more enjoyable to hear. News Revue takes all the major news stories and dishes them up with a big...

The Young Pleasance have always been a highlight of any visit to Edinburgh Fringe, so, the news that some recent graduates have launched Spies Like Us Theatre Company is particularly good news. Their first production, Our Man in Havana, is a spy caper which is bursting with the high production...

You’ll be forgiven for not recognising Venus and Adonis as a work of Shakespeare, but it is in fact his first published poem and was incredibly successful at the time. Although it has fallen in to near obscurity, it is a powerful piece, which has been reimagined by Christopher Hunter...

Following its overwhelming sell-out success in 2016, Jesus Christ Superstar returns this summer (11 August – 16 September), giving audiences one final chance to see the production in its original home. With direction by Timothy Sheader, design by Tom Scutt, choreography by Drew McOnie, musical direction by Tom Deering, lighting...