An engaging and well-crafted adaption of Michael Morpurgo’s tale of a mother and daughter fleeing war-torn Dresden towards the end of World War II, accompanied by an elephant rescued from the zoo.
Read MoreA superb, slick, physical adaptation of a vacuum cleaner salesman in Cuba inadvertently becoming embroiled in espionage
Read MoreBible John relates the story of a Glasgow based serial killer in the late 1960’s. Fifty years later, four women bond over their shared interest in the crimes. Will they unmask the killer ?
Read MorePartial homage to The Dumb Waiter, Hitman And Her is funny and engaging.
Read MoreA Lancaster bomber sets off on a bombing raid over Germany. The crew’s chances of a safe return are statistically slim, but even if they succeed, they will be forced to deal with their own collateral mental damage.
Read MoreDouglas Adams’ fans will delight in the insight into the literary genius’ mind, witnessing his struggles against a publishing deadline.
Read MoreA tale of academic pressure, jealousy and damaged personal relationships, woven into stylised physical theatre, in which we witness a crossword-setting academic trying to solve the puzzle of his daughter’s kidnapping.
Read MoreThe internationally acclaimed Old Trout return to Edinburgh Fringe, with this visually appealing and brilliantly creative massacre of tiny people. Highly skilled puppetry is weaved with story-telling, audience members’ heart strings are tugged, you will find yourself, at times surprisingly, caring about the fate of what hitherto appeared to be inanimate objects…
Read MoreA drag act’s unlikely and courageous part in Hitler’s downfall
Read MoreTwo strangers are offered a million pounds. No strings, no tax even to pay. The catch ? They have one hour to agree how to split it. But everyone’s reasonable, right ?
Read MoreAn elderly couple prepare for their 50th anniversary party. A nod to the Theatre Of The Grotesque ensues, with clowning, physical humour and puppetry…
Read MorePhysical theatre depiction of a being in a dream-like state, cleverly conveyed by three highly skilled actors, participating in Alba’s exceptional physical theatre fringe festival. Clowning, mime, acrobatics, comedy and storytelling fuse seamlessly.
Read MoreThree mimes co-exist, initially obeying the rules of mime-world. One of them begins to go rogue. Three highly skilled actors, participating in Alba’s exceptional physical theatre fringe festival, treat the audience to clowning, mime, comedy and the exploration of an existential crisis.
Read MoreSteven Berkoff’s analysis of loneliness at Christmas asks difficult questions of the timeless nature of British society and its relationship with the festive season.
Read MoreClowning, comedy, physical theatre and storytelling intertwine as rodeo tales are told.
Read MorePaul Richards’ frenetic – frantic at times – depiction of a man struggling to navigate the modern world.
Read MoreAn atmospheric performance, depicting a Sicilian courtesan and her radical approach to female empowerment.
Read MoreThe story of a young Italian man going to fight for his country in the Soviet Union during World War II.
Read MoreThe story of Indian Partition, as recounted by the 11 year old boy who bore witness.
Read MoreAn unknown early Ibsen comes to the lovely Space Theatre on Isle of Dogs
Read MoreA middle-aged couple go to a wedding, but there’s so much more going on
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