The Ethereal plane collides with reality in this suspenseful, church-set show.

One phenomenal actor, one stunning live musician and one elegant piece of verse topped off with some top notch direction, this play ticks all the boxes for a tip top night at the theatre. A must see.

Three identically and unusually dressed strangers turn up at a girl's doorstep in the middle of a snowy night. An intriguing premise for an intricate plot, a philosophical reflection, and a very funny show.

A visual and musical interview with Liz Turner, famous radio broadcaster of the 1950s.

Exploring themes of betrayal, deceit and love (obviously), The Half Life of Love, an original play written by Gail Louw, delves into the dysfunctional relationships between its three characters.

Lively and enjoyable, with a dark undercurrent that drives the play to its gripping denouement.

Vile is recurring theme at the fringe, but never has vile been so slick, so everyday, and so horribly depressing.

Fringe theatre. It proves a test of how best to express something, while using as few resources as possible.

A fun and interesting twist on fairytales, performed by Sole Rebel Tap, two very talented tap dancers.

A visceral, eye-opening, two-headed tale about the hypocrisy of power.