1+ week, 6+ day ago   (502+ words) Mr Bergmann of Deadman’s Point The Wee Review A cold case with a warm and wounded heart Most of this story is fictional, but this much of it is true: in 2009 a mysterious man travelled to a small town in…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (50+ words) DeepFake The Wee Review Thrilling immersive theatre makes your head and your heart race Fast-paced comedy with energetic performances that never lets up Whimsical, high-concept clowning with an ephasis on crowd work feels like a show still being fleshed out…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (389+ words) Authoritative, fresh, and funny journey through the workings of Wikipedia It’s unlikely you will witness a more enthusiastic performance at this year’s Fringe than that brought to the stage at Underbelly’s Cowbarn by American internet personality, journalist, and comedian Annie…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (84+ words) brings together a stellar collection of the brightest talent currently working in theatre in Scotland: Vicki Manderson, Finn den Hertog and Lewis den Hertog. With such illustrious creators, you’d expect great things and this production does not disappoint. When Prophecy…...

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (276+ words) Interesting and gently humorous journey from China to Canada that benefits from its storyteller Scarlet Chen is Chinese-Canadian, although she initially feels caught between the two countries even after a six year residence on a visa. She describes dealing with…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (111+ words) Passionate and engaging one-man show weaves together unlikely unsources Compared with the mega-productions running on the West End and Broadway, Fringe shows have fewer industrial spectacles. However, from time to time, you come across a show where you can genuinely…...

3+ week, 15+ hour ago   (515+ words) The Wee Review Brecht’s great warning, thoughtfully explored The first thing you notice is the wall: a stark, shabby, mottled grey backdrop that looms over scenes and characters, an ever-present symbol of bleakness and unfeeling brutality. Bertolt Brecht wrote Fear…...

3+ week, 12+ hour ago   (299+ words) Astonishing emotional, confessional dance is more than good enough This is their most powerful show yet. And that takes some doing. It is a thought provoking, emotionally draining, joyously human drama. It’s storytelling in its purest form, bringing to the…...

3+ week, 12+ hour ago   (349+ words) Wide-ranging documentary theatre draws clear parallels between a century of family history Zoo Southside is gloriously catholic in its eclectic European gathering of continental European performance art. In this production, brought to us by Curious Industries and Dumbworld, Italy meets…...

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (39+ words) Movingly dignified tribute to comradeship in face of disaster 21 August 202621 August 2026 Bardic knockabout is subtler than it seems A spooky blustery tempest of a play Intriguing musical feels like the first act of a great whole...