A must-see this fringe

Sap is a dark and modern reimagination of Ovid’s tale following Apollo and Daphne

The Queen of all Queens is at the Edinburgh Fringe, and she’s definitely found her camera

"One of the aspects I love about being a performer is the rapport with other artists, and it’s incredible that within one city for the month of August, Edinburgh contains all the artists I admire, work with or aspire to meet. Isn’t that just magical?"

Impressions aside, Luke Kempner’s found his own voice in this show

An intriguing story about 19th-century pianist Clara Schumann's relationship with love, pianos and motherhood

Jordan Brookes is not confrontational. Let's repeat that, Jordan Brookes is *not* confrontational (according to his latest show) 

Kotani gets candid about post-lockdown blues, break-ups, and bad reviews

A fierce hour led by a rising star on the gen Z/millenial cusp

Manic Street Creature is a disarming must-see piece of gig theatre at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival

In an energetic, music and dance-filled hour, Alex Roberts poses the question of whether queer venues are always as safe as we expect

Maybe it’s the crystals, maybe it’s the comedy – audiences naturally lean into Lou Sanders’ eccentric set