Here, Marion reflects on what Edinburgh and Avignon might build together next. I am writing this on my journey home, Scotland ...

Magnusson Centre is a cheerfully daft, deceptively clever slice of summer pantomime that boasts a wonderful cast. Written and directed by Corinne V. Davies, the play features English couple Hollie and ...

As You Like It A Radical Retelling at the Church Hill in the International Festival is a wonderfully theatrical and challenging piece, dealing with hugely important issues in a way that demands ...

Professional Edinburgh-based theatre makers in the 2026 Festivals Collated in collaboration with EPAD. Edinburgh is home to a fantastic range of theatre artists and producers who ...

A Stag Named Angus at the Magnusson Centre is a cheerfully daft, deceptively clever slice of summer pantomime that boasts a wonderful cast.

The touring production of The Spy Who Came in From the Cold at the Festival Theatre is taut and stylish, but lacking in real excitement. The Chichester Festival Theatre production (from The Ink ...

Holly Street – from Long Face Theatre and New Celts at theSpace on the Mile on odd dates throughout the Fringe – is unashamedly silly, but very funny and oddly sweet.

Despite the traditional cries of “Oh no it isn’t!” it really is panto time. And for those who want something different – or indeed extra – to the tradition King’s Panto at the Festival Theatre, there ...

Ben Martin Byrne’s play follows five restaurant workers down on their luck struggling in a minimum wage job in a capitalist world gone mad. A comedic tale on one of societies unfunny topics. From ...

Here, because it might be useful, is a big alphabetical list (with links) of all our reviews of shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2025 that were Made in Edinburgh. That is 154 shows reviewed, of a total ...

The Karate Kid – The Musical, at the Festival Theatre this week and the Glasgow Theatre Royal next, is one of those shows that is touring ‘ahead of its West End debut’. While there are many things to ...