SCOTLAND THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 110

Pilkes makes her solo Edinburgh Fringe debut with a focus on reflection, resilience, 80's film, music nostalgia and the merits of being brave.

The Young Pleasance celebrate their 25th anniversary with a large ensemble aged 16-21, performing a re-imagined version of Kafka's disorientating and unfinished novel, The Trial.

This loud, proud love story is heart-warmingly honest and belly achingly funny.

You won't have had children yet, as Jenny is the first person to ever go through this particular ordeal, but you might be keen to learn a little something about this incredible new process called pregnancy from award-winning musical comedian and future nation's sweetheart, Jenny Bede.

Christine thinks tonight is the night with Rich, Penny hopes to bed her teacher, Anna wishes to unleash her repressed sexuallity with Tessa and Anthony is grappling with their gender.

Equity, the performing arts and entertainment trade union, has launched its Casting Guide for Deaf, Disabled & Neurodiverse Dancers at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival today.

In light of the decision to remove abortion rights fully in eight states in the USA, whilst a further two states have no termination providers, this piece is sadly needed and ever poignant.

Critically acclaimed stand-up, writer and actor Tiff Stevenson (Mock the Week, People Just Do Nothing, The Office, Game Face and ABC's The Weekly) invites you to spend an hour with a woman and her self-diagnosed Sexy Brain.

Red Richardson is one of Britain's best up-and-coming comedians.

What did our critic think of TIM KEY: MULBERRY at Pleasance Dome?

The mighty hero on the battlefield and the passive woman who wrings her hands at home – Tempus Fugit: Troy and Us is set to challenge our deeply ingrained images of war.

What did our critic think of SLEEPOVER at Just The Tonic At The Caves?

Pitlochry Festival Theatre has released production photos for the première of David Greig’s new adaptation of Charlotte Higgins’ acclaimed book Under Another Sky.

The cast of Edinburgh Fringe show Classic! enjoyed a visit to The National Library of Scotland this week.

What did our critic think of HOW TO KEEP UP WITH THE KARDASHIANS at Underbelly Cowgate?

What did our critic think of DADDY ISSUES at Pleasance Courtyard?

A deliciously delinquent and macabre night of wonderful music.

An autobiographical musical adventure that promises mischief and mash-ups, dresses and divas, and a whole lot of heart.

A camp play on the Lizzie Borden case, Lottie Plachett Took a Hatchet is a comedy about axe murder, sexual depravity, and the installation of a toilet.

Skanks just wanna have a clean bill of health, the adoration of the public and some decent recycling facilities.

What did our critic think of THE ECSTASY OF VICTORIA WOODHULL at TheSpace On North Bridge?

What did our critic think of HAGGIS, NEEPS AND BURNS at RSE Theatre?

What did our critic think of HUNGRY at Summerhall?

Putting current events to the songs from musicals, this show is inspired.

After sell-out national tours, a West End run and Radio 4 special, Austentatious returns to the Fringe for its ninth glorious year! Every single day, an all-star cast improvise a brand new Jane Austen novel based entirely on a single suggestion from the audience.