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A refreshing, if ugly, new spin on London gangster drama shtick, a frank and funny show about the real struggles of motherhood, and a poignant musical story of forgiveness and resiliency are among the latest theatre highlights our reviewers have discovered on the Fringe. Words by David Pollock, Fergus Morgan and Ariane Branigan.

Possession and control are dissected in a powerful new solo play by Eve Nicol, while the theatre company from Tower Hamlets’ Mulberry School for Girls provide two clever, compassionate shows. Reviews by Joyce McMillan, Susan Mansfield, Fiona Shepherd, David Pollock and Katie Hawthorne

A new study found that there are more Jerusalem Arabs who want Israeli citizenship than those who prefer Palestinian rule.

Named in honour of the fact their 30th anniversary arrived at the beginning of the pandemic and went unheralded, Orbital’s belated celebratory boxset is

<strong>Letters: </strong>Now was the time for a radical denunciation of the whole failing enterprise, writes <strong>David Pollock</strong>. Plus letters from <strong>Richard Carter, Marie Catterson, Diana Francis, Tim Lambert, Dr Mark Wilcox </strong>and<strong> Michael Ayton </strong>