The Silence of the Lambs at the Festival Theatre is a touring thriller that goes over familiar ground in a way that is gripping but not always entirely convincing.

In a big meta-panto plot twist, the King’s Theatre itself is set to become a character in Pinocchio this year’s King’s pantomime which returns to the theatre for the first time since 2021.

Artie’s Singing Kettle, LIVE Sun 13 Sept 2026. One performance: 2pm. Songs to celebrate 10 years solo, Artie in his LIVE show ...

A History of Paper at Pitlochry Festival Theatre has a difficult job in following so soon after the outstanding original 2024 production of Oliver Emanuel and Gareth Williams’s musical, but does so ...

After thirty-four years, Pip Utton bids farewell to Edinburgh Fringe with a one-man repertory of three plays: Bacon, Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Before I Forget I Love You, I Love You.

Mohan: A Partition Story, from Niall Moorjani in association with Jasmine Cole Productions at the Pleasance for the last two weeks of Fringe, is an important tale beautifully told.

Tweedy’s Massive Solo Show at the Udderbelly for the full run of the Fringe is wonderful entertainment for all ages. As the title suggests, it’s an hour-long, entirely solo show conceived and ...

Nonetheless, Shakespeare For Breakfast is a fun filled, lighthearted retelling of one of Shakespeare’s classics, that combines the original text with just the right amount of comedy so that it does ...

Tether 인연 from Wonder Fools at Summerhall for the whole Fringe is a cross-cultural experience that has heart and melody in abundance.

There’s something odd about this old house in Happy Sad Productions’ Moving On at Paradise in Augustines, a high-energy and accessible new musical from a well-loved local company. Written by director ...

Compared to the romance in Brief Encounter itself, the love story in Our Martin in the Background is close, but no cigar. Even so, it is likely to satisfy queer romance fans; and, in any case, it is ...

We Are All Florida Man is a piece of comedy absurdism whose own internal logic is sustained by humour, fine performances and energetic staging.