Festivals

FYI: Don't leave your seat if you value your relationship Read more »

Joined by an ensemble of the great and the good of the New Labour aristocracy, Tony Blair - the Musical croons its way through 10 years of Blair's premiership, taking its farcical song titles straight from the man himself Read more »

An entertaining journey through the Blair years with some hilarious musical numbers Read more »

To the curious outsider Dunbar’s brand of jocular comedy is hugely alienating Read more »

Doody struggles to cope with an audience much smaller than those he’s used to, but leaves them happy enough with their investment Read more »

Scathing, unabashed and profoundly self-deprecating, Lee is a performer whose material so often transcends the mark that his lack of astronomical fame is unbelievable Read more »

The pair flit between Wehn's well-observed deconstruction of Anglo-German relations and good old-fashioned beer hall entertainment Read more »

Performed in Edinburgh's own bona fide jazz bar, a story of youthful friendship among the staff of a jazz bar Read more »

If this show was a blind date, she would talk at you for half an hour despite having nothing to say and then run off mid-sentence with no explanation Read more »