High Society at The King’s Theatre is a vibrant production celebrating Cole Porter’s music and old-fashioned glamour. It features strong performances, notably from Helen George as Tracy ...

Rating: 3 out of 5. Social awkwardness can be a blessing or a curse especially at the Edinburgh Fringe, aka the place where social norms go to die. Harvey Cobb is the epitome of ignoring social norms ...

Rating: 4 out of 5. Snail Trail is part animal-based clowning, part personal story telling and all parts earnest. Animal enthusiast and drag king Bi-Curious George has a new show and it focuses solely ...

Rating: 4 out of 5. Far greater than the sum of its parts, several spectacular elements fuse together in glorious synergy for this AI-inspired production from San Francisco Ballet. Although the murky ...

Rating: 4 out of 5. Belt of the Celt returns to the Fringe this year with Edinburgh Days. Set in 19th-century Edinburgh, we are transported back in time with this rock opera written by Brian Spence ...

Arcana, a one-woman production by Fay Guiffo at Assembly Roxy, blends Afrofuturism and classical music, telling the story of a musician in a censorious empire. While the narrative’s ...

For one time only (until next year), we ditch our trademark crimson and don the finest of guilded feathers to celebrate our top choices for this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. We’ll be crafting a ...

Rating: 4 out of 5. Come As You Are is a marvel. A truly dark comedy, it poses the deeply uncomfortable question: how might a family respond when their uncle is discovered to be a paedophile? For ...

Internet comedy sensation, Imogen Andrews, has gone analogue with her hour-long character comedy fringe debut – ‘Unlikeable Worms’. Andrews has a background in comedy writing and stand up but is most ...

Rating: 4 out of 5. Editor of Corr Blimey, and a freelance critic for Scottish publications, Dominic has been writing freelance for several established and respected publications such as BBC Radio ...

James Harvey with Bella Burgess as co-director, is effortlessly farcical, needing just a little more direction to give the story greater purpose without ...