The Choir of Man 5*****

Choir of Man are regular performers at the Edinburgh Fringe and have built up a huge following over the years.

This year we are invited to their fictional pub “The Jungle”. When you first arrive you are invited up on … Read More

Bloody Difficult Women 4****

Author, broadcaster and journalist Tim Walker’s new play about the power struggle between two determined women, and in particular the court case brought by Gina Miller against Theresa May’s Government to determine whether Brexit could be achieved without parliamentary approval. … Read More

Pramkicker 4****

Pramkicker is a contemporary drama about young women choosing whether or not to have children and what it means to be a woman without children. Both of the performers are brilliant. Ella Ironside plays Jude aka ‘pramkicker’ who is taking … Read More

Flight – 2.5**

A clear warning: This show contains complete darkness. May not be suitable for those with claustrophobia or a fear of flying. You enter the 40ft shipping container following a short briefing and the inside has been transformed into a plane … Read More

Seance 4****

There is a clear warning: This show contains complete darkness. May not be suitable for people who are claustrophobic. This is 100% true and if you are concerned at all I would not recommend this as you are in pitch … Read More

In the Weeds 4****

‘In the Weeds’ is a poetic and macabre duologue deeply rooted in the landscape in which it was created. Produced by An Tobar & Mull Theatre and Deftly directed by Rebecca Atkinson Lord, it is a tense thriller which plunges … Read More

The Anniversary 5*****

Jim and Barb are no ordinary elderly couple. They begin by preparing their house for a party to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary, complete with banner and a series of rooms with an exaggerated perspective. Birds are twittering in the … Read More

Billy Boy – 4****

The stage in the Billiard Room is adorned with wooden pallets, beer bottles and crisp packets and a stirring soundtrack is played as we wait for the action to start. Actor, John Travers, struts onto the stage invoking King William … Read More

The Transfiguration of Mrs Lamen 3***

The action, based on an original script from playwright Alex J Yates, takes place backstage on the night of an annual London pantomime. When we first see Mrs Lamen, the ageing dame is gazing into her dressing room mirror, before … Read More

Eglantyne – 4****

This play is a portrayal of the ground-breaking, but criminally unsung, co-founder of the Save The Children charity. Anne Chamberlain plays Eglantyne Jebb, a woman so driven by the plight of the starving children in Europe that she tirelessly campaigned … Read More