In the Courtyard Bar — a venue layered with personal significance for the host who grew up in Edinburgh — Peter welcomes a different celebrity guest from the worlds of entertainment or sports to each ...

This year’s double bill from Necessary Cat, playing Hill Street for the last fortnight of the Fringe, brings together comedy ...

Mhairi McCall is engaging as Mary, Queen of Rock, finding the necessary human touch in her portrayal of this well-known Queen. She demonstrates vocal prowess, although, contrary to the character’s ...

Tim Kenneth Kicks The Bucket is an impeccably written, directed and performed production from Kestrel Eye Productions, ...

Edinburgh born and Edinburgh bred, actor Mark Hannah returns to his hometown to perform Athens of the North, his first ...

Tale of a Potato, at Zoo Playground throughout the Fringe, is another offering with a miniature cast but a big reach from ...

Edinburgh Little Theatre and featured at Braw’s George Street venue in the Grand Lodge, is a puzzling, interactive whodunnit.

The Unlikely Friendship of Feather Boy & Tentacle Girl from Catherine Wheels, is an atmospheric aerial dance piece, ...

PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD, late night at Summerhall throughout the Fringe, promises to be a biography, then threatens to ...

Lucia August returns to the Fringe with Tales From Your Queer Elder, a three-act reflection on her journey through life, dance, and existing outside societal norms and expectations.

Arkle’s presentation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Royal Scots Club for the Fringe’s second week is an extremely ...

Someone Has Got to Be John is a fascinating, fresh perspective on ‘a system that’s remained unchanged and failing since The ...