Year: 2026

Edinburgh Festival

Review: The Night Ali Died, theSpace on the Mile

An engaging and tense play, with twists and turns that keep you guessing right until the very end.

Interviews

Classrooms as Battlefields

Xinyue (Sammi) Xing brings 'The Final Exam: Gao Kao' to the Bridewell Theatre for Camden Fringe.

TYA

Review: The Untold Fable of Fritz, Rosemary Branch Theatre

A lively, inventive production with plenty of promise

Reviews

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.

Reviews

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.

Reviews

Review: ZomBeebies, Bridewell Theatre

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

Reviews

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…

Reviews

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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