New Yorker Desiree Burch manages to find poignancy, humour as wel... (continued)

Despite some extremely powerful moments, this dawn to dusk re-tel... (continued)

A deeply unfunny comedy set in WWI

Behind the easy laughs in this Facebook comedy lurk some uncomfor... (continued)

Handheld Arts look at post-traumatic stress disorder in two veter... (continued)

A deeply distressing but masterfully staged look at the lives of ... (continued)

Provided the rain stays away, Allotment could be one of cosiest e... (continued)

The uncaring rush from A to B momentarily dissolves in this thoug... (continued)

Parallels are drawn between substitute teachers and asylum seeker... (continued)

Fringe favourites Belt Up present an affecting look at Lewis Carr... (continued)

Insultingly condescending

Fun but shallow redux of John Godber's nightclub comedy.

A blissful hour of physical theatre from Gomito Productions, with... (continued)

Horizon Arts brings a wonderful comic book-esque escapade, though... (continued)

A Value range production masquerading as Finest

An original slant on an overplayed topic

Dominic Hill's last production for the Traverse never quite gets off the ground

Chomet's animated masterpiece ingeniously brought to the stage.

Sharp performances lift this offbeat sitcom into a wildly imaginative tale

This minimalistic production eschews a complicated set to foregro... (continued)