EDINBURGH 2016 - BWW Review: F*CKING MEN, Assembly George Square Studios, 11 August
Straight from selling out in London comes a King's Head Theatre play by Joe Dipietro.
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Straight from selling out in London comes a King's Head Theatre play by Joe Dipietro.
Soddin' Flodden presents the life of King James the 4th, from his youth right up to his death in one of the most important battles in Scottish history.
The Surge is a new play from The King's Players of King's College London inspired by contemporary British politics.
Our House is a jukebox musical based on the hits of Madness.
Scottish writer Ali Smith is best known for her short stories and novels, including three books shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
New musical No Horizon has been garnering a good deal of attention, with airings on Elaine Paige's radio show, and Chris Evans dubbing it 'the Yorkshire Les Mis'.
On Monday, Andrea was in a supermarket, clutching a mini-carafe of don't-judge-me wine.
Pete Otway is a multi award-nominated comedian.
The Briefs brand is on the rise at the Edinburgh Fringe.
The worldwide smash-hit is back.
A one-woman show is hard to do for any artist.
Each Edinburgh Fringe there are one or two shows that get it all right.
Strap on your boots, tie your horse up outside and get in line because the circus has come to town.
In a time of great diversity awareness, media discussion, and societal polarisation, James Wislon-Taylor is ready for his voice to be heard.
One of the most wonderful things about the Edinburgh Fringe, and comedy itself, is the room for all types of acts and you don't know what to expect next.
Daily grind getting you down? Chauvinistic bosses passing you over? Ladies, fight back! Based on the cult 80s movie with the one-and-only Dolly Parton, 9 to 5 is a real feel-good musical.
Last Dream (On Earth) makes fascinating use of digital technologies and exquisitely paralleled stories to create a unique and moving experience.
Set in a dystopian future where English refugees have flocked to an independent Scotland, 2044's concept created expectations of a focus on UK politics.
History class at school can be a marmite subject to many.
Whether you grew up on Fred Astaire, seen a street busker hot shoe shuffle, or became obsessed with a children's film about a dancing penguin, at some point we have all been impressed by the talent of a tap dancer.
Colin Cloud, the self-confessed psychic cynic from Scotland is a showman on the rise.
Deep in the pulsating heart of 80's London at a time of great excess and egos, three best friends make a pack to go out and forget all of life's heartaches.
Join Megan as she dreams of romance like in the movies, but resorts to online dating and shares her experiences through music and comedy.
Diva Las Vegas delivers The Sundaes back to Edinburgh with their boldest show to date.
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