ABF 20” was writ large on stage as the audience filed in – this was the twentieth year of Abnormally Funny People at the ...

The powers that be in the venue for this show didn’t get to grips with whatever odd noise was constantly being emitted. Just ...

The thing about Matt Parker is that he likes to do his own thing. The lack of collaboration wields the almost inevitable ...

There’s a generous amount of pragmatism in this comedy hour that stops Hal Cruttenden from coming across as a middle-aged ...

Andrew Keatley’s play The Gathered Leaves was first performed at the Park Theatre in 2015 and now on its 10th anniversary, it ...

I must confess I knew nothing about Albania before seeing this show: a quick Google for news items about Albania included the ...

The show follows the fall and rise of fabulously flawed team captain’s wife Tanya Turner as she schemes to save her marriage ...

No cast list was made available to the audience at the performance I attended, and the Fringe 2025 run was already sold out ...

In a world where politics dominates the headlines, Guinness World Record-holder NewsRevue aims to shine a light in the ...

An intriguing piece of theatre, Single Use provides some food for thought. Ella (Verity Mullan) enjoys ordering meals on the ...

It is one thing to hear autobiographical accounts at the Edinburgh Fringe from people who are not yet forty years of age. It is quite another to hear one from s ...

Summer in London affords an embarrassment of riches for family entertainment and with sunny days forecast throughout August, checking out the Roald Dahl Story C ...