1+ week, 5+ day ago   (411+ words) Mind Full The Wee Review Inventive, candid theatre gives thoughts a vivid dramatic form Playwright Lewis Teckkam has cerebral palsy, and – as he tells us – “needs other people’s help to do everything except think”. In this intriguing and inventive show,…...

2+ week, 21+ hour ago   (37+ words) The Wee Review Smart, funny indictment of increasingly scary tech Energetic gig theatre let down by cliched elements and a compromised sound mix Thrilling immersive theatre makes your head and your heart race...

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (276+ words) Interesting and gently humorous journey from China to Canada that benefits from its storyteller Scarlet Chen is Chinese-Canadian, although she initially feels caught between the two countries even after a six year residence on a visa. She describes dealing with…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (219+ words) Mad animal facts as metaphors for gay identity shouldn’t work, but absolutely does ‘DUCK’ gives us a whistle stop tour of Morrison’s life, roughly divided into chapters named after a particular animal, whose unique feature Morrison ties into an aspect…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (333+ words) Bold and inventive dance sketches that perhaps overstay their welcome but certainly make an impression Following last year’s Women in Socks and Sandals, DON GNU bring us the male version. It’s part of the splendid #DANISH portfolio of productions that…...

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (27+ words) The Plot The Wee Review Complex conspiracy, carefully crafted Whip-smart wedding day comedy Disquietingly-staged theatre that seethes with stark injustice A brave show that refuses easy answers...

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (299+ words) Astonishing emotional, confessional dance is more than good enough This is their most powerful show yet. And that takes some doing. It is a thought provoking, emotionally draining, joyously human drama. It’s storytelling in its purest form, bringing to the…...

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (349+ words) Wide-ranging documentary theatre draws clear parallels between a century of family history Zoo Southside is gloriously catholic in its eclectic European gathering of continental European performance art. In this production, brought to us by Curious Industries and Dumbworld, Italy meets…...

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (312+ words) Political comic’s best material is arguably his most non-political in this lukewarm show Matt is many Fringe-goers automatic pick, year after year, with reliably affable political satire. He doesn’t really do cruel but he does do funny and his recent…...

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (560+ words) Trauma transmuted into sheer theatrical creativity in jaw-dropping hour Elf Lyons has been named as one the 50 funniest comedians (not comediennes; please note) of the 21st century and she’s only really getting going. That’s quite something given that there are about…...