Brooke Jessop’s new play Unwelcome is a textured, immersive work drawing the relationships of a young gay man in 1980s London, against the backdrop of Section 28. Æ uses our own and third party ...

A Pound of Flesh focuses on the relationship between Antonio and Bassanio, which can easily be read as queer in the original text. Some interpretations choose to ignore this entirely, some imply it, ...

Charles II: Living Libido Loca from Old’n’Dead Productions and Erstwhile Media at CC Blooms’ downstairs LAB is an hour of ...

The Long Goodbye Bye Bye, from Pasuz Productions at Laughing Horse @ Freddy’s for the Fringe’s last week, will never win any ...

Mother, Maiden and Crone is Ewan Burns’ writing debut and premieres at theSpace @ Niddry St, led by a strong team of ...

The Truth About Trees would suit young people who find the larger venues noisy and overwhelming. It’s a hug for the soul and ...

Review – Bobby Gould in Hell David Mamet’s tongue-in-cheek thought experiment on speech, action, the nature of the conscience and atonement is given an engaging and energetic production by New Celts ...

Cody and Beau: A Wild West Story, from Dylan and Will Theatre seen at theSpace @ Niddry Street in the Fringe’s middle week, following a week at theSpace on the Mile, is a production that has ...

Edinburgh’s festival of magic is casting a spell over the Christmas festivities this week as it adds an eight show run of Collection of Wonders at the George Square theatre.

In the Courtyard Bar — a venue layered with personal significance for the host who grew up in Edinburgh — Peter welcomes a different celebrity guest from the worlds of entertainment or sports to each ...

This year’s double bill from Necessary Cat, playing Hill Street for the last fortnight of the Fringe, brings together comedy ...

The Edinburgh city council’s Culture Project Fund, launched in January, has been boosted by a £50K donation from the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo as part of a pilot project between the two bodies.