Theatre

Red Like Fruit Strong female voices are all around on this year’s Fringe but ironically one of the most insightful,...

Walking in, Betty is doing an interpretive dance, scantily clad, a fitting phrase as her outfit reminds me of medieval...

Lubna Kerr is the woman at the forefront of this play.  But this is not her story.  It’s Steven’s.  She plays both herself...

Miriam Margolyes returns to this year’s Fringe, with More Best Bits, as a follow up to her 2024 show The...

Jade Franks is one to watch in this hilarious production about classism. Drawing on her own experience, Eat The Rich (but maybe not me mates...

Miriam Margolyes hoots with laughter when I suggest she is an icon. “An acorn, maybe” she suggests. “I am glad...

Welcome to our Entertainment Now WoW Awards for the first week of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Our first award for...

Mairi Campbell’s Pulse is an autobiographical show that covers the artist’s twenties. This runs alongside two other separate shows that cover the later years of her...

Trish Lyons, who got married in the Assembly Rooms Club Bar last year is bringing her one woman show Buzz...

This show takes you back in time, specifically 30 years ago, for a Scottish theatrical thriller set on the Isle...