Month: August 2026

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Review: Blub, Polka Theatre

An immersive, beautifully crafted underwater world gives babies plenty to explore

Edinburgh Festival

Review: The Ballad of Jack and Stacey, Canonmills Church

Written in collaboration with Scottish prison inmates, this short play pulls on the heartstrings and leaves a big impression.

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Review: 15 Minutes of Shame, ZOO Playground

An engaging look at the pressures a young couple face in modern society

Edinburgh Festival

Review: The Misfortunes of a Spy and Her Mystic, Greenside @ George Street – Olive Studio

Intriguing exploration of power, agency and legitimacy where spirituality and the mental health system collide.

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Review: ZomBeebies, Bridewell Theatre

Fast-thinking, frenetic fun that puts the kids in charge of handling a zombie apocalypse. What could possibly go wrong?

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Review: ADvsHD, Rosemary Branch Theatre

Two sisters, two halves of the ADHD mind: it’s a clever way to present the condition and all the messiness…

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Review: Broken Boys, Hen and Chickens Theatre

An audacious, refreshing and superbly acted exploration of what it means to grow up gay.

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Review: Unleashed, Etcetera Theatre

This sex-positive exploration of life as a dominatrix has plenty of playful energy, but its muddled and simplistic preachiness doesn't…

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Review: Under the Influence, Underbelly Bristo Square

What’s it like to live and work with your identical twin while under constant pressure to build traffic as an…

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Review: Tchaikovsky, Child of Glass, Opera Holland Park

An impressive biopic of the great maestro, with a few cracks.

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