Kim Blythe feels like a cowboy: not a maverick who rides horses, but one of those guys who says he’ll pave your driveway but ...

Covered in a surprisingly viscous orange goop, Garland submerges us into the slimy world of erotic desire. This is ...

Alex Stringer proves that not all Happy Hours must end in disaster with this genuine, vulnerable, and very funny debut hour.

The comic sits at a spinning wheel, creating fibres of jokes out of a mythical material and turning them into full spools of ...

Hornedo has a gentle Stateside delivery and harks back to his times at college and in Washington DC. His extended riffs take ...

Triptych Redux is a visceral dance performance characterised by a hypnotic blend of light, sound, and precision.

A theatrical tribute to the late Argentinian trans activist based on her autobiography, Cecilia Gentili's Red Ink is a loud ...

The Russian political activists and musicians return to Edinburgh with a powerful, genre-crossing expression of rage, fear, ...

In new show All In, Dan Tiernan provides an hour of unrelenting laughter, and the promise of a astonishing career in comedy ...

The audience files in to Degenerate to find a woman lying on the floor, bound hand and feet, duct tape covering her mouth. It ...

Unfortunately, the central mystery of Islands does not pay off, and the film is far better as a study of trapped characters ...

Krystal Evans’ A Star is Burnt mixes raw confessionals about life in the hospitality industry with sharp observational humour.