The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Scotland.
A Stirling lad turned city trader returns home from London on the death of his father and embarks on a voyage of personal discovery in this new Scottish musical.
Sixty Episodes in 60 Minutes.
Chortle award nominated musical comedian, Rachel Parris (IT Crowd, Thronecast, BBC Radio 4 and Austentatious) presents a shrewd take on the glamorous Las Vegas show, featuring brand new characters and comedy anthems.
Slick, warm, laugh out loud funny: Travesti takes the everyday lives of 21st-century women and puts them into the mouths - and bodies - of six male actors.
Leonard's life is absorbed in nullity, that is until he meets the most unlikely of saviours; a red balloon.
Following his hit nationwide tour, the comedian, broadcaster, writer and chef returns for his first full Fringe season in three years, reflecting on romance in middle age.
Spawn of the West End Reviews, headed by the conscienceless Keira Cochrane, make Edinburgh a miserable place to be during Fringe month.
Meet Sheherazade, the greatest storyteller of them all.
Earth's funniest footwear return with a brand new new hour of songs, sketches, socks and violence.
American Eddie Pepitone's triumphant Fringe return examines his country's (as well as his own inner) crumbling.
Why go to university? Ms Miller has one hour to persuade her inner city school's most difficult students to compose a personal statement.
After a successful debut, award-winning comedian Ian Smith (BBC2's Popatron, BBC3's Sweat the Small Stuff) returns with his new show.
Funny Girl is based on incidents in the life of Fanny Brice before and after World War One.
Dive into the zone of Tone for life affirming, changing comedy of a sort.
David Ireland's brutal and hilarious satire of love and hate dives into the darkest heart of the modern love story.
Have you been mis-sold PPI? Me neither.
Come and meet the 42nd President as he cuts loose and shoots straight from the hip in his own fantasy TED talk! From the Trojan Wars to the future of democracy, his dreams, regrets, hopes and passions, Occupy, Hillary and Monica…
In October 2013, Bec Hill announced that she was going to write an award-winning comedy show.
Sketch! Improv! In-jokes! You're either in or you're out.
When employees Marlin and Josh discover their role in a corrupt corporate charity, can they reconcile their choices? This celebrity-backed charity wants you to 'give a piece of yourself' - literally.
Harriet is sangry (sad and angry) that her oddball escapades often end in folk trying to section her.
This charismatic comic performs in major comedy clubs across the UK and internationally where she is in as much demand for her compere abilities as she is for her comedy routine.
Award-winning sketch villains 'mix Game of Thrones, the League of Gentlemen and Roald Dahl' (Sunday Times) into a sinister tale of heartbreak, conjoined siblings and probable arson.
Familia de la Noche return with their five-star, darkly funny sequel to Pinocchio: a rollercoaster ride filled with song, puppetry, physical theatre and clowning.
Kirsty's mother is inappropriate, embarrassing and definitely unusual.
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Antigone 1989: A Town Hall Musical Gilded Balloon Patter House (8/05-8/29) |
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Alhambra Theatre (10/07-10/10) |
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Black Blues Brothers: Let's Twist Again! Underbelly (8/05-8/31) |
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AEW All In: London Wembley Stadium - Connected by EE, London (8/30-8/30) |
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Forget About Me Forgot About Me (8/05-8/31) |
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Tale of the Firebird Assembly Roxy (Central) (8/06-8/30) |
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Tap Out! (Or I'll Hit You Again) Gilded Balloon Patter House (8/05-8/31) |
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Tell Me Summerhall (8/07-8/31) |
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The Last Mad Man Assembly, Roxy (8/05-8/30) |
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100 Years of Magic Aberdeen Arts Centre (9/04-9/05) PHOTOS |
