Forget Storm Floris; strong winds can’t blow away our reviews (mainly because that’s not how websites work), so here’s every five- and four-star review we’ve punted onto our site over the ...

We’re about six days into festival season at time of writing, and our reviewers have been busy slinging stars at shows like they were drunken gods of the cosmos. To help you discover the best ...

Discover the sound of the Polish Renaissance with this stunning 17th-century choral piece by Mikołaj Zieleński. The prize-winning Wrocław Baroque Ensemble specialises in music from the Polish ...

The sweary subtitle here captures just the right angsty, adolescent feel for this deliberately overwrought performance from writer and performer Laurie Stevens. She arrives onstage in the guise of ...

It’s not such a leap to imagine Lewis Major Projects soon moving from the Fringe to the Edinburgh International Festival, such is the majesty and skill of their work. Triptych Redux builds on ...

Struggling to survive in post-WWI Copenhagen, a newly unemployed and pregnant young woman is taken in by a charismatic elder to help run an underground adoption agency. The two form an unexpected ...

It’s meant to be one of the best days of your life. But for Marnina Schon and Micah O’Konis, their wedding prep turned into a nightmare… and then inspired a comedy show performing together ...

There’s irony in Lou Wall’s not entirely original observations on the similarities between (male) stand-ups and serial killers. While no-one’s accusing the gleefully renegade comic of going ...

In the midst of the D-Day invasion, a group of US soldiers are given orders to smuggle a member of the French Resistance behind enemy lines to assassinate a high-value Nazi target ...

In literary event Murder Ballad & The Unrecovered (Thursday 14 August) you can find out more about the titular mystery titles when authors Lucy Ribchester and Richard Strachan swing by Edinburgh ...

A one-man John Wick stage-show inevitably falls somewhat short of depicting the gun fu, flame-thrower fu, horse fu, car fu, book fu or pencil fu of the elaborately choreographed fight routines ...

Henry Joost and Nev SchulmanWhat are they up to now? Joost and Ariel Schulman have co-directed the intriguing feature length documentary Catfish, which premiered at Sundance last January. It ...