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Review: Saint Joan at Citizens Theatre – Bold but Flawed

A Scots-inflected adaptation of Bernard Shaw’s 1923 play, as seen through an Orson Welles-esque lens, Director Stewart Laing’s ‘reimagined’ Saint Joan makes for a singular…

Review: Here & Now – The Steps Musical – Edinburgh Playhouse

5, 6, 7, 8… Steps’ camp evening of feel-good fun hits Edinburgh Jukebox musicals.  They are here and they’re not going away any time soon. …

Ncuti Gatwa Leads Free National Theatre ‘Earnest’ Stream
The National Theatre is streaming Max Webster's hit revival of The Importance of Being Earnest, starring Ncuti Gatwa, for free on YouTube from 12-18 March.

Interviews

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Bob Barrett on Death on the Nile & his Edinburgh return
Actor Bob Barrett discusses playing Colonel Race in Death on the Nile, the Christie purists, and why his upcoming Edinburgh run is a genuine homecoming.
Interview: Smith & Johnston on Witches Corner in Edinburgh
We sit down with the creators of Witches Corner to discuss using punk-rock energy and sitcom humour to confront modern sexism on the Scottish stage.
25 Years of Bard in the Botanics: Gordon Barr on Medea
Gordon Barr discusses translating the Kibble Palace's suffocating intimacy to civic halls, and why Medea's politics hit harder than ever in 2026.
Interview: The Writers of The Legend of Davie McKenzie
Starring Sean Connor & Afton Moran, The Legend of Davie McKenzie hits A Play, A Pie and A Pint. The writers discuss grief, action movies, & the drug crisis.
Michael Bawtree on ERCU’s 200-Voice Usher Hall Spectacle
ERCU Chorus Director Michael Bawtree talks Bruckner, Poulenc, and merging 200 international voices for a massive choral spectacular at Edinburgh's Usher Hall.
The Bacchae: Ewan Downie on Myth, Madness & Ian Spink
Company of Wolves' Ewan Downie discusses touring The Bacchae across Scotland, somatic endurance, and carrying the final directorial vision of the late Ian Spink.

#FringeQuickies

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EdFringe Review: Baby Lasagna

Baby Lasagna, aka Croatian singer Marko Purišic, was to be my last review of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025. Unfortunately, Baby Lasagna didn’t get the…

EdFringe Review: Sam Williams: Touch Me Not

Sam Williams’ debut hour, Touch Me Not, sets itself the ambitious task of unpicking the apparent contradictions of being both Christian and bisexual. It is…

EdFringe Review: I Was Almost Killed By an Angry Mob at the Edinburgh Fringe

“In 2015, Matty Grey, kids’ comedian, accidentally insulted a child in passing at the Edinburgh Fringe. What happened next would see the brief interaction go…