Angele and Malcolm Galea’s two-hander cycles through grief and sorrow as a broken-hearted hero is trapped in purgatory ...
The pranks and pratfalls in Geoff Sobelle’s show mark the US’s 250th anniversary with nihilistic excess ...
Grace McLean brings vocal and emotional range in the central role of Alex Bechtel’s Homeric song cycle ...
Three men bicker and reflect like they’re chatting at a bar – yet this grimly beautiful piece of theatre at the Edinburgh international festival won’t let you forget their fate ...
Maddie and Marcus Rice relate with words and songs the lessons passed on from one woman to a younger one ...
Iain Heggie’s rejigged 2001 play – now ensconced in the world of voice notes and vapes – is very funny, but the lighter moments jar with some sobering subtexts ...
Playwright and performer Malaika Kegode delivers a supernatural story about the strange disappearance of a maudlin folk singer ...
Oliver Emanuel’s musical love story between tenement neighbours is told via origami gifts and restaurant receipts ...
A real-life pub closure inspires a sensitive and subtle drama about friendship and community by John Dinneen ...
In Cora Bissett’s highly enjoyable and accessible production, a deaf man reintroduces a busker to the joy of music ...
The story of Henry ‘Box’ Brown, who succeeded in mailing himself out of bondage, is recounted rather than fully dramatised ...
Love stories ring across the generations in this charming fusion of traditional dance and music from two cultures ...
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