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Theatre Review: The Wolves at the Door ***

Anna Burnside reviews a well-intentioned production let down by ‘a clanky’ script.

Theatre Review: Up ***

Anna Burnside reviews ‘a sweet show.’

Theatre Review: There is No Room in Our Bathroom for Lewis Capaldi ****

Anna Burnside reviews a production that ‘walks the fine line between panto and popular theatre with huge confidence and charm.’

Theatre Review: The Last Cabaret on Earth ***

Anna Burnside reviews ‘a clever one-man musical’.

Theatre Review: Rebus--A Game Called Malice ***

Michael Cox reviews a production that’s ‘a fun (and surprisingly short) night out’ that ‘doesn’t quite live up to its promise.

Theatre Review: Poker Alice ***

Anna Burnside reviews ‘a well constructed’ remount of a production from A Play, A Pie and A Pint’s initial season.

Festival Review: The Marriage of Figaro ****

Anna Burnside reviews a performance that ‘offers much to love’ for those who ‘enjoy opera as a spectacle.’

Festival Review: Hamlet ****

Anna Burnside reviews a deconstruction of the classic play that proves to be ‘an uplifting experience.’

Festival Review: Comala, Comala ***

Anna Burnside reviews a performance of magical realism that works well.

Festival Review: Alison Larkin--Grief...A Comedy ***

Anna Burnside reviews a set from ‘an impressive performer.’

Festival Review: A Knock on the Roof ****

Anna Burnside reviews a production ‘with a mixture of breathless urgency and dry wit.’

Festival Review: Extraordinary Trash

Michael Cox responds to the Edinburgh International Book Festival event--and to an acclaimed production from last decade.

Festival Review: Arturo Brachetti--SOLO ***

Scott Purvis-Armour reviews a witty yet uneven production that’s still ‘a quintessential Fringe experience.’

Festival Review: Or What's Left of Us ****

Michael Cox reviews the latest production by the acclaimed company Sh!t Theatre.

Festival Review: Nigamon/Tunai ****

Michael Cox reviews an essential and moving performance.

Festival Review: Super Sexy Poetry Show ****

Michael Cox reviews a poetry performance 'with much worth listening to.'

Festival Review: Camille O'Sullivan--Loveletter *****

Scott Purvis-Armour reviews 'an essential Fringe experience.'

Festival Review: June Carter Cash--The Woman, Her Music and Me ****

Anna Burnside reviews a strong production 'with musicality and atmosphere.'

Festival Review: Aidan Sadler--Memory ***

Anna Burnside reviews a stand-up set 'with big ideas' that are underdeveloped.

Festival Review: Otter Lee--Princess Syndrome ***

Anna Burnside reviews a set from 'a likeable performer'.

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