Sierra Sevilla talks about her show For The Love of Spam

Refreshingly centred on a plus-size gay character, this one-man play is truly representative and essential viewing.

Handspring Puppet Company's Adrian Kohler and Basil Jones on Life & Times of Michael K

A mesmerising tale of human greed is given a new multi-mediatic life by a pair of crafty theatre-makers.

Captivating storytelling, vivid sound and enchantingly inventive live micro-cinematography.

A pleasant adaptation that makes Woolf’s work available to the stage but gives little else.

This comedian blends styles to tackle big topics in mental health, but it struggles to keep us laughing.

An intense and intimate exploration of identity

Because the fringe wouldn't be the fringe without some Korean contemporary classical music.

A parody of the classic whodunit.