The simplest show can make you feel the most complex emotions, and no performance proves this more than Michele Stine’s Always Sometimes Maybe, which packs sadness, joy, big laughs and…

Some pieces at the Edinburgh Fringe are loud and expressive – they shine bright, shout, and bedazzle the audience. Others wrap around you and gently pull you in, ‘softly, softly,…

The Edinburgh Fringe has always been a haven for the bold and the beautiful, but 2026 marks a tantalizing first: the launch of the International Fringe Burlesque Festival. Running from…

“I wanted to write about my confusion navigating unexplained hormonal changes and the systematic negligence I experienced in the health system. So naturally, what began as a satire of medical…

There aren’t many trickier gigs than curating theatre for children. Lean too hard into the primary colours and you lose the teenagers; pivot too sharply towards adolescent angst and the…