Well, they did their best, I suppose. Ann-McClain Bridges kicked off proceedings with an apology – quite a few Americans have ...

It’s not, to the credit of this production, immediately obvious where the unnamed characters are in this lively show, which ...

I needed a play like this one at a point in my Fringe schedule where the two previous plays I had seen that day were both ...

Once upon a time it was a faux pas to wear socks with shorts (except, of course, for those participating in a sporting ...

There was a whiff of nostalgia in this family show when an overhead projector (I had a quick look after the show – you can ...

There’s a knowing smile on Laura Benanti’s face as she looks out at the audience, some of whom were familiar with her stage ...

This one-act play is bookended by a barrage of figures and statistics. I’m still not sure what this really achieves, as it ...

Readers who have seen The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time on stage will recall that a dog is brought on a ...

Phoebe (Eleanor May Blackburn) likes a list, to the point where there are lists about making lists, and another list about ...

Some comedy shows can be aggressive and confrontational: not this one, where Clare Noy is almost at pains to say she didn’t want to pursue a particular course ...

As you may have noticed, there are a good number of shows about traumatic experiences at the moment. Relative to Annie Lareau ...

A tightly packed programme, as the title 100 Years of Musicals! might suggest, Show Choir rattles through the years, picking ...