Another night, this may be worth a higher rating but it’s the nat... (continued)

He hasn’t quite achieved national treasure status just yet, but s... (continued)

In 1936, the arrival in America of an extremely dangerous new dru... (continued)

Bellini is enthusiastic, but her Kitchen Cabaret is lazily concei... (continued)

Visual opulence fails to mask disappointingly underdeveloped material

American singer/songwriter Tom Lehrer is best known for his darkl... (continued)

A surreal journey through the life and songs of pop legend David Bowie.

No fists, no fights, no feuds and no egos ... an easy-listening Sinatra.

Hyperbole is a wonderful thing – Edinburgh's gutters run with it

Don't be stupid, be a smarty – come and join the Nazi party

Five female performers demolish a much-hated patriarchy with song... (continued)

Athletic circus cabaret marred by lazily scripted linkages and po... (continued)

Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today

Simply staged and shot through with an original neo-soul/hip hop ... (continued)

When Barry Humphries came across an old suitcase of sheet music i... (continued)

An amalgamation of the names of the performers' US and UK record ... (continued)

Compact yet dynamic, Lippis entrances in her Fringe debut

Renowned performer Bonita Brisker’s restaging of Billie Holiday’s... (continued)

The reliably spellbinding Camille O’Sullivan returns to Edinburgh... (continued)

How to Win Against History may well be the first piece of genderp... (continued)