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The roster includes a show about Princess Diana with drag and puppets, and a based-on-a-true-story play about a Jewish showgirl who was also a WWII spy.

FOLLOWING its acclaimed opening run at the Lyric in Belfast last year, Richard Clements' one man show How To Bury A Dead Mule is on its way to this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

From his first time to the moment he knew he could make it, American comedian Drew Michael talks us through his career on stage.

Luke Wright's Late Night Dance Floor Fillers (poems). Utterly filthy, and yet utterly priceless (which pretty much goes for the show overall).

This is an engaging and entertaining show that is so triggering and relatable that sobbing could be heard from members of the audience.

The imagery couldn’t have been clearer: in learning to physically swim, they are also learning how to keep their heads above water in other ways.

Our latest round-up of theatre reviews includes a moving solo show about recovering one’s voice, and an ingeniously staged Hitchcockian thriller. Words by Rory Ford, David Hepburn, Fergus Morgan, David Pollock, Fiona Shepherd and Ben Walters.