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Star wars: does the Fringe really benefit from such a reductive rating system? Reviewer Sally Stott argues that it is time for a rethink, while also rounding up some ** shows that arguably embody the messy, experimental spirit of the fest
The masterful Denise Stephenson's surreal comic creation inspired by former First Lady Melania Trump is an otherworldly treat, says Sally Stott, while Susan Mansfield checks out a thoroughly non-child-friendly Hans Christian Andersen adaptation and David Hepburn reviews the raw if righteous Bogeyman.
A ghostly gay romance and a play about the double discrimination of being British-Asian and deaf provide some unique insights, while an innovative show about the Manhattan Project and an avant-garde adaptation of a Dalton Trumbo classic inject some anti-war fury into the Fringe. Reviews by Sally Stott, David Pollock and Fergus Morgan
Two new Fringe shows show us Boris Johnson as a schoolboy and as a chat show host. Neither is flattering.
Our latest round of theatre reviews is led by a compassionate semi-autobiographical play about caring for someone with autism. Words by Sally Stott, Rory Ford and Ariane Branigan.