Josiah 5*****

Josiah, based on the autobiography of Josiah Henson, charts the extraordinary journey of a man born into slavery in Maryland. At its heart is a stunning performance from Cassel Miles, who not only plays Josiah but every other character in … Read More

Mummy’s Dead, Long Live Mummy -5*****

Written by Koel Purie Rinchet, Mummy’s Dead, Long Live Mummy is a poignant, perceptive and often very funny portrait of four mothers on the edge. Viviane Bossina, Tiffany Hofstetter, Koel Purie and Laura Woody form a terrific ensemble, each bringing … Read More

Top Gunchained 4.5****

We all love a blockbuster movie, and Top Gun is certainly that. Richard Marsh performs his one-man parody of the movie on stage at the Edinburgh Fringe with the awesome movie soundtrack and some interesting props, can Richard deliver the … Read More

Clary 4****

It’s London, early 2010s and 25-year-old Clary is returning from a spectacularly bad blind date. Back at the flat with her co-habitee Meg, things aren’t exactly improving. There are letters about an eviction, and Clary has been hiding the correspondence, … Read More

DeepFake 5★★★★★

DeepFake is a 15-minute immersive experience in which you become the PR agent for an AI company specialising in voice cloning, lip-syncing and face-swapping technology. You have the CEO’s ear, a dossier in your hands and a decision to make.

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The Hunger Artist 5*****

The Hunger Artist, based on Franz Kafka’s last novel, is the story of a performer whose art is fasting for public consumption. Travelling the world, people come to watch him starve, turning his suffering into entertainment. Is he a freak, … Read More

A play of 2 Halves– 5*****

This show is located in the fans bar of Edinburgh Football club, Heart of Midlothian and is the perfect location for a play set in a local pub “The Arms”.

This is 2 interlinked plays, the first being a one … Read More

Call Me Elizabeth: From Burton to Humanitarian Guy Masterson – TTI presents Kayla Boye 5*****

Kayla Boyle gives another sparkling performance as Elizabeth Taylor in Call Me Elizabeth: From Burton to Humanitarian, an engaging sequel that explores both the actress’s tempestuous private life and her emergence as a formidable AIDS activist. The show opens with … Read More

Little Animals 4****

Paul Ready, best known to many for his television work in Motherland and Utopia, makes his playwriting and solo-performance debut with Little Animals, an intimate exploration of friendship, grief and the increasingly uncomfortable realities of the climate crisis. We are … Read More

Prophets 4****

Jack MacGregor’s Prophets takes us to the fictional island of Saint John, a tiny British Overseas Territory in the Pacific with a population of just 48. Kerris, a Scottish researcher, arrives partly to investigate prehistoric weather patterns and, more broadly, … Read More