Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe

An interview with Frankenstein: How To Make A Monster's Tyler aka Wiz-RD 

Director Tang Wai-kit, the first Hong Kong student of mime master Marcel Marceau, offers this year’s fringe distressing theatre that uses mime to explore trials and tribulations experienced by his compatriots

The shining black musical that brings to this year's fringe the radical story of an 1850s Virginia slave who mails himself to freedom in a box 

An ever-changing dreamy performance on our ever-changing weather (and beliefs about weather)

"Most shows go unnoticed - be prepared for that or fight it with cash."

Interview with Emma Heron, artistic director of Mrs Pankhurst’s Players as we talk the darker side of Shakespeare and how best to improve female representation on stage 

After another intensive reviewing period at the largest arts festival in the world, the Voice team weigh in on which shows are awarded their Pick of the Fringe.

"Growing up in an isolated mining community there wasn’t much to see in terms of arts. Every Christmas the Nutcracker would be on CBC television and Mikail Baryshnikov was (still is) INCREDIBLE. Watch that man move. He’s unreal."

An exhibition highlighting the need for change in order to halt the impending climate and eco-emergency. Eye opening and peaceful protest to raise awareness of important issues.

Emotional and captivating whilst being an important and accessible oral history archive. It explores intensely individual and personal stories whilst also commenting on our diverse and wonderful 21st-century society.

The show is moving, emotional, tear-inducing and gripping from start to finish. Go see it.

A long running show that is still exciting, inventive, fresh faced and hilarious as ever