EDINBURGH 2019: BWW Review: DADDY DRAG, Summerhall
This is a show about dads.
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Scotland.
This is a show about dads.
A new play about consent within a relationship.
The Claim by Tim Cowbury, directed by Mark Maughan.
Person of interest on Mock The Week, People Just Do Nothing and The Bugle squats and delivers a show about the extreme sport of womanhood.
Brister has it all: a wife, kids, a house and a job she loves (sometimes) so what the hell is she moaning about? Join Jen as she takes an irreverent look at the often controversial subject of 'privilege'.
1969 at the Barrowlands Ballroom in Glasgow, three women are murdered by an Old Testament-quoting serial killer, nicknamed Bible John.
Two friends, Ed and Sarah, travel to the small squalid bedsit where Ed's father passed away a few days earlier.
A gripping electric thriller, exploring the far-reaching, unexpected and devastating effect childhood bullying can wreak.
Comedy duo Max and Ivan are known for their character sketches, but Commitment weaves a true life narrative into an hour that's all about silly fun and best friendship.
One of this year's Untapped Award winners, Burnt Lemon's Tokyo Rose tells the true story of an American citizen born to Japanese parents, Iva Toguri.
Amy Howerska: Serious Face attempts a heightened social commentary of living in a post-feminist society.
From disastrous dates, to ruining weddings, to causing whole islands to go into a state of emergency, Sasha Ellen chalks it all up to being a bit of a pickle.
Baby wipes, glitter and cans at the ready, Joni and Scarlett head off on their respective weekends.
The Professor is taking his final class, a variety of pop culture subjects to cram as much as possible into this swansong.
Winner: Top-tier Fringe World Martin Sims Award 2019.
Aoife's hungry and bored.
Musical Comedy Award winners 2018 sing about everything keeping them awake at night: tax, wooden cutlery and the consequences of last night's eight double G&Ts.
Lars von Trier's 1996 film Breaking The Waves has no underscore.
When you step into the Little Death Club, the lights are low, the band is jamming and the anticipation is palpable.
A story of an astonishing young woman who lives quietly in the world, but loudly in her mind.
The stage is set, a single tree with a single apple hanging from it.
Teddy Lamb's Since U Been Gone is two stories inextricably weaved together.
Algorithms is a feel-good show, comic and gently moving.
Mary Higgins and Ell Potter interviewed women and trans people from the age of 11 to 97 about what gets them 'hot', and then made a wonderful verbatim piece of theatre.
After a swift rise to fame with her Nobel-nominated book Diary of a Drag Queen, DENIM's Crystal is back.
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