Sh!t Theatre's smart, slick and slippery DollyWould picks apart our ideas about fame, authenticity and immortality with a distinctive voice and style that's like nothing else I've seen. A female duo, white face paint, alcoholic drinks - …
Dissecting the way pertually sustained stereotypes from within the LGBTQ+ community define our sexual roles for us, Willy Hudson's one-man Bottom is intelligently written and endearingly performed. Willy Hudson's intelligent and tender solo show, Bottom, dissects the LGBTQ+ …
Its protagonist may be 'astoundingly average', but Fat Rascal's latest hour of unadulterated silliness - Vulvarine: A New Musical - is anything but. Impeccably slick and overflowing with imagination, this original feminist musical is a tour …
A decadent retelling of a tormented love story that combines theatre and drag at Summerhall, Alma, a Human Voice is a unique and refined piece by a seasoned Italian company. Nina’s Drag Queens invite us to step …
A powerful night of entertainment and showstopping celebration of an art form born from revolution, Velma Celli's Iconic: A Brief History of Drag at Assembly Checkpoint lives up to its name. A vision in a tasselled …
Virgin is a fitting star vehicle for Simon David, an ambitious virtuoso who’s unlucky in love. With a diva's belt and a lot of ambition, this intimate cabaret showcases his many talents in a series …
Tom Lenk steals the show as the ethereal Oscar-winning actress causing chaos, in Tilda Swinton Answers an Ad on Craigslist at The Bubble (Assembly George Square Theatre). Hit American comedy Tilda Swinton Answers an Ad on Craigslist opens …
It’s never been so good to witness three unstoppable Australian women belt out feminist anthems while making consistent reference to vulvas. Fringe Wives Club: Glittery Clittery feels defiant, but it shouldn’t. It feels empowering, because …
Claire Sullivan’s I Wish I Owned A Hotel For Dogs, at Gilded Balloon Teviot, is endearing in its absurdity but often leaves the audience searching for a punch line. The theme of the night is the …
Elf Lyons beautifully embraces chaos in her new comedy musical ChiffChaff, a unique look at economic theory at the Pleasance Dome. If weird is your thing, go see it. If weird isn’t your thing, go …
Ad Libido's superb structuring, relentless creativity and unmitigated rigour ensures it's as didactic, thought-provoking and genuinely affirming as one could hope for. Fran Bushe’s quasi-autobiographical Ad Libido adeptly deconstructs a taboo which continues to receive next to …
Matt Tedford's latest Thatcher show - Margaret Thatcher Queen of Game Shows - is a glitzy night out, despite the comedy being somewhat tired. It is clear from the sheer number of people squeezed into Assembly’s Picolo …