Summerhall Archive

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Check out our coverage of shows at Summerhall…

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FESTIVAL 2026>>

2026 FEATURES
Three historical shows Three neurodiversity-led shows Three scary shows  Three sporty shows

2026 REVIEWS

Bigfoot Ripped My Dog In Half I Saw It (Xhloe and Natasha, Soho Theatre and SoHo Playhouse) Is It Too Late Now To Say Sorry? (Adam Lenson) Man Sings The Same Song Over And Over Again For An Hour (Conk And Quiet Riot) Nesting (Trolley Problem) The Distance (Global Creative, Grace Dickson Productions and Nic Doodson Productions) The King Of All Birds (Martha Knight Supported By Culture Ireland) The Trials Of Magnus Coffinkey (Give Or Take Productions)

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FESTIVAL 2025>>

2025 FEATURES
Gaël Le Cornec: Amazons Three AI shows  Three ghostly shows  Tom Forster: Summerhall

2025 REVIEWS

Amazons (Gaël Le Cornec, Guimarães Rosa Institute Award) Anthem For Dissatisfaction (SkelpieLimmer Productions In Association With Brassneck Theatre Company) Chopin’s Nocturne (Aidan Jones) Creepy Boys: SLUGS (Sam Kruger and S E Grummett) Derek Mitchell: Goblin (Impatient Productions) Get Off (Katy Baird) Hamlet – Wakefulness (SotG Theatre co-financed by the Minister Of Culture Of Poland) Imprints (The Palimpsest Project) Miles. (:Delirium: / Lauren Reed Productions / Meadows Award Winner) Mr Chonkers (Impatient Productions) No Apologies (Emma Frankland) Ordinary Decent Criminal (Paines Plough) Orpheus (Wright&Grainger) PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD (IN BED WITH MY BROTHER) Pickled Republic (Ruxandra Cantir) Shitbag (Tiny Table Reads) SKYE: A Thriller (K Media / Summerhall Arts) Stampin’ In The Graveyard (Elisabeth Gunawan / KISS WITNESS) The Quiet Earth Beneath (Casey Jay Andrews / Jack Brett)

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FESTIVAL 2024>>

2024 FEATURES
Amy Powell Yeates: Little Deaths Three Editors' Award Winners Three shows about football Three shows with menstrual themes Three shows with social media themes

2024 REVIEWS

1984 (withintheatre) A Brief History Of Difference (Das Clarks) Anatomy For Accountants (Java Dance Theatre) ARCADE (DARKFIELD) Bark Bark (Buzzcut) Bellringers (Atticist, Ellie Keel Productions And Hampstead Theatre) Burnout Paradise (Pony Cam & Parrot Ox) Do Horses Have Teeth, Sir? (John Hegley) Failure Project (Yolanda Mercy) FAMEHUNGRY (Louise Orwin) Forked (Jo Tan) HALF MAN HALF BULL || PART ONE: THESEUS (Wright&Grainger with Oliver Tilney and Molly Morris) HALF MAN HALF BULL || PART TWO: DAEDALUS (Wright&Grainger with Oliver Tilney and Molly Morris) HYPER (Jaxbanded Theatre) Instructions (Subject Object) James Rowland Dies At The End Of The Show (James Rowland) Lessons On Revolution (Undone Theatre And Carmen Collective) Lynn Faces (Co-commissioned By New Diorama Theatre, Norwich Theatre, Theatre Royal Plymouth) My Mother’s Funeral: The Show (Paines Plough) Oh, Calm Down (Charlotte Anne-Tilley And Tom Bevan Creative Ltd) Old Man (Jon And Ollie) Outpatient (Crowded Room In Association With Reading Rep Theatre) Precious Cargo (Sruth Mara) Puddles And Amazons (Guy Woods, Rachel Flynn, Balenji Mwiche) Sh!t Theatre: Or What’s Left of Us (Sh!t Theatre And Soho Theatre) Surrender (Sophie Swithinbank, Phoebe Ladenburg, HFH Productions, And Nancy Medina) Taiwan Season: Lost Connection (Seed Dance Company) The Chaos That Has Been And Will No Doubt Return (Chalk Line Theatre) The Hidden Garden (JC Movement Production / Jill Crovisier / Luxembourg Selection) Weather Girl (Francesca Moody Productions) Werewolf (Binge Culture)

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FESTIVAL 2023>>

2023 FEATURES
Faizal Abdullah: Who Took My Malay Away? Three early starts Three shows dealing with grief Three ThreeWeeks Editors' Award winners Victor Esses: The Death & Life Of All Of Us

2023 REVIEWS

An Interrogation (Ellie Keel Productions) Anything That We Wanted To Be (Adam Lenson) Ben Target: LORENZO (Soho Theatre) Blub Blub (Trunk Theatre Project) Concerned Others (Tortoise In A Nutshell) Helios (Wright And Grainger) Her Green Hell (TheatreGoose) Klanghaus: InHaus (Klanghaus) Lady Dealer (Grace Dickson Productions) Lovefool (Théâtre National du Luxembourg / Kristin Winters / Gintare Parulyte) Rewind (Ephemeral Ensemble) Sea Words (Olly Gully in association with NTA Productions) Stuntman (SUPERFAN) The Death And Life Of All of Us (Victor Esses) Wait! (Haddangse) waiting for a train at the bus stop (Mwansa Phiri) Woodhill (LUNG / The North Wall)

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FESTIVAL 2022>>

2022 FEATURES
Three Migrant Stories Three Shows About Ageing Concerns Three Shows With Music Three Shows With Something Different Yeeun Cho: Mary, Chris, Mars

2022 REVIEWS

A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings (Dan Colley And Riverbank Arts Centre) About Money (65% Theatre)  Age Is A Feeling (Soho Theatre) Boy (Carly Wijs / De roovers / Teateri) Double Drop (Dirty Protest Theatre) Dreams Of The Small Gods (Zinnia Oberst / Scissor Kick) Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going To Happen (Francesca Moody Productions) Ghosts Of The Near Future (emma + pj) Half-Empty Glasses (Paines Plough / Rose Theatre Kingston) Home Is Not The Place (Annie George) Hungry (Paines Plough / 45 North) In The Weeds by Joseph Wilde (An Tobar / Mull Theatre) Invisible Mending (Yoshika Colwell and Second Body) Kathy And Stella Solve A Murder! (Francesca Moody Productions) Lots And Not Lots (Greg Sinclair And Scottish Theatre Producers) Manic Street Creature (Maimuna Memon) Materia (Aurora Nova and Andrea Salustri)  Move Fast And Break Things (Freight Theatre)  Mustard (Sunday's Child / Fishamble / The New Play Company) Nightlands by Jack MacGregor (Dogstar Theatre Company)  One Of Two (Jack Hunter / Birds Of Paradise Theatre) Pain And I (Sarah Hopfinger) Rajesh And Naresh (ŠITE Productions) Ruckus (Wildcard) SAP (Atticist / Ellie Keel Productions / MAST / Mayflower Studios / 45North) Shame On You! (Arnold and Komarov Travelling Theatre, part of Swiss Selection Edinburgh)  Something In The Water (Scantily Glad Theatre) Waterloo (Bron Batten) We Were Promised Honey! (YESYESNONO) Work.txt (Nathan Ellis)

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FESTIVAL 2021>>

2021 FEATURES
Rhiannon Boyle and Catherine Paskell: Kill Me Now Three To See and Stream 17-23 Aug: Online Edfringe, Camden Fringe, More London Stuff, In Person Edinburgh stuff Three To See and Stream 24-30 Aug: Online edfringe, Camden Fringe, London in person stuff, Edinburgh in person stuff Three To See and Stream 3-9 Aug: Online Edfringe, Camden Fringe, In person Edfringe, In Person London stuff

2021 REVIEWS
Metamorphosis (Hijinx) Pashyanti On Guitar (Simon Thacker)

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FESTIVAL 2020>>

2020 FEATURES
Three To See and Stream 11-17 Aug: Comedy, Theatre, Events, Non-Edfringe stuff, Support Festival People Three To See and Stream 18-24 Aug: Comedy Streams, Theatrical Edfringe, theSpace, New Normal Festival, Support Edfringe Of The Future

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FESTIVAL 2019>>

2019 FEATURES
Eight Steps Q&A: James Rowland Eight Steps Q&A: Julia Croft Keisha Thompson: Man On The Moon Lewys Holt: Phrases and Footnotes Paul Davies: The Populars Sarah-Jane Scott: Appropriate Three To See 2019: Climate Change Stuff Three To See 2019: Final Weekend Three To See 2019: Mental Health And The Mind Three To See 2019: Musical Theatre Three To See 2019: Three Shows With Animal Themes

2019 REVIEWS

All of Me (China Plate, Cambridge Junction and The Yard Theatre) Baby Reindeer by Richard Gadd (Francesca Moody Productions) Cardboard Citizens: Bystanders (Cardboard Citizens) Deer Woman (Article 11 / CanadaHub) Drone (Harry Josephine Giles, Rob Jones, Neil Simpson and Jamie Wardrop) First Piano On The Moon (Will Pickvance) First Time (Nathaniel Hall presented by Dibby Theatre with Waterside Arts) Mustard (Eva O'Connor) My Best Dead Friend (Anya Tate-Manning and Isobel MacKinnon with Zanetti Productions) My Mum's A Twat (Showroom) Neither Here Nor There (Jo Fong / Sonia Hughes) Pizza Shop Heroes (Phosphoros Theatre) Sh!t Theatre Drink Rum With Expats (Soho Theatre in association with Show and Tell) Shit (MILKE and Dee & Cornelius) Square Go (Francesca Moody Productions) The Canary And The Crow (Middle Child) Umbrella Man (Teuchter Company - Colin Bramwell)

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FESTIVAL 2018>>

2018 FEATURES

Ben Pettitt-Wade: The Flop Past ThreeWeeks Editors’ Award winners back at the Fringe The Designer: Russell Dean from Strangeface Theatre The Director: Emma Jordan from Prime Cut Three To See 2018: Three auto / biographical shows Three To See 2018: Three historical theatre shows Three To See 2018: Three outstanding dance and physical pieces Three To See 2018: Three shows about problems down below Three To See on 10 Aug: Love Song To Lavender Menace, BARK! The Musical, Adam Riches Three To See on 12 Aug: Stick By Me, The Flop, Demi Lardner Three To See on 16 Aug: Jan Tait And The Bear, The Myth Of The Singular Moment, Jordan Brookes Three To See on 22 Aug: Angry Alan, Revelations, Alice Fraser

2018 REVIEWS

All The Lights Are On (ACE-Production / From Start To Finnish) Blackthorn by Charley Miles (InSite / West Yorkshire Playhouse) Daughter (Adam Lazarus) Duckie (Le Gateau Chocolat) East Belfast Boy (Prime Cut Productions) Fallen Fruit (Two Destination Language) Famous Puppet Death Scenes (The Old Trout Puppet Workshop) How To Spot An Alien (Paines Plough and Theatr Clwyd) Island Town (Paines Plough and Theatr Clwyd) Jan Tait And The Bear (Ensemble Thing) Love Song To Lavender Menace (James Ley) My Kind Of Michael (Nick Cassenbaum) Notorious Strumpet and Dangerous Girl (Love Is the Drug) One Life Stand (Middle Child) Orpheus (The Flanagan Collective and Gobbledigook Theatre) Prehistoric (Elbow Room) Revelations (James Rowland) Starfish (Luna Rose Productions) Status (Chris Thorpe, Rachel Chavkin, China Plate and Staatstheater Mainz) Sticks And Stones (Paines Plough and Theatr Clwyd) Taiwan Season: Once Upon A Daydream (Sun Son Theatre) The Basement Tapes (Zanetti Productions) The Egg Is A Lonely Hunter (Lisa Richards) The Flop (A Hijinx Production in association with Spymonkey) The Hit (Strangeface) The Last Straw (People Show) The Myth Of The Singular Moment (Jim Harbourne) The Sauna (Teatteri Metamorfoosi in association with From Start to Finnish) Woogie Boogie (BRUSH Theatre LLC)

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FESTIVAL 2017>>

2017 FEATURES

James Rowland: A Hundred Different Words For Love Three To See 2017: Three solo shows Three To See 2017: Three unusual musicals Three To See on 18 Aug: Amy Conway, Acéléré, Arna Spek Three To See on 19 Aug: The Great Ridolphi, The North! The North!, Pianologues Three To See on 20 Aug: MANWATCHING, Princes Of Main, JoJo Bellini Three To See on 22 Aug: £¥€$ (LIES), The Gardener, Yianni Agisilaou Three To See on 27 Aug: Out Of Love, Spontaneous Sherlock, Jordan Brookes Three To See on 8 Aug: Eggs Collective Get A Round, Aquapella, Ramy We present the ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards 2017

2017 REVIEWS

A Girl And A Gun (Louise Orwin) All We Ever Wanted Was Everything (Middle Child) Amy Conway's Super Awesome World (RiotBox Productions) Box Clever (Nabokov and The Marlowe) Cosmic Scallies (Graeae Theatre Company and Royal Exchange Theatre) Dates - At The Speed Of Sound! (Ace-Production / From Start To Finnish) Doglife (Grassmarket Projects) DollyWould (Sh!t Theatre with Show And Tell) Eaten (Mamoru Iriguchi) Eggs Collective Get A Round (Eggs Collective) I Am Faransis W. (sadsongskomplex:fi / From Start To Finnish) Last Resort (2Magpies Theatre) MANWATCHING (Royal Court Theatre) Morale Is High (Since We Gave Up Hope) (Powder Keg) Out Of Love (Paines Plough, Theatr Clwyd and Orange Tree) Pianologues (Will Pickvance) Pike St (Barrow Street Productions) Power Ballad (Zanetti Productions) Ramy: In The Frontline (Viirus Theatre / From Start to Finnish) Séance (Darkfield) Taiwan Season: Ever Never (Co-coism) The Crossing Place (Romantika) The Gardener (Cumbernauld Theatre) The North! The North! (Christopher Harrisson) The Shape Of The Pain (China Plate, Rachel Bagshaw and Chris Thorpe) £¥E$ (LIES) (Ontroerend Goed)

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FESTIVAL 2016>>

2016 FEATURES

Jonny & The Baptists: A bit of politics and ping pong Kid Carpet: Building castles on the Fringe Speedy News #03: Awards, controversies and strikes Stephen Greer: Your guide to Glasgow at the Fringe Three To See 2016: Gigs of a contemporary kind Three To See 2016: Musicians gone theatrical Three To See 2016: New musicals Three To See 2016: Shows with parental involvement Three To See on 10 Aug: Sofie Hagen, Pierre Novellie, Ghost Quartet Three To See on 12 Aug: Mairi Campbell, This Is Not Culturally Significant, Trainspotting Three To See on 14 Aug: Gideon Irving, The Glass Menagerie, Two Man Show Three To See on 20 Aug: Mark Watson, Sh!t Theatre, Margaret Thatcher Queen Of Game Shows Three To See on 22 Aug: Grimm An Untold Tale, The Lounge, Knightmare Live Three To See on 25 Aug: Hamlet In Bed, Annie Siddons, Guitar Multiverse Three To See on 27 Aug: Adler & Gibb, E15, Doug Segal

2016 REVIEWS

600 People (Third Angel) Adler & Gibb (Tim Crouch / Royal Court Theatre) Bildraum (Atelier Bildraum) Blank (Aurora Nova) Bubble Schmeisis (Nick Cassenbaum) Camille (Kamila Klamut) Doubting Thomas (Grassmarket Projects) E15 (LUNG) Equations For A Moving Body (Hannah Nicklin) Every Brilliant Thing (Paines Plough) Faslane (Jenna Watt in association with Showroom and Contact) Ghost Quartet (Ghost Quartet) How (Not) To Live In Suburbia (Annie Siddons) I'm Doing This For You (Never Mind the Noise / Haley McGee) If There's Not Dancing At The Revolution, I'm Not Coming (Julia Croft) Karmana, Songs Of The Roma (Simon Thacker and Justyna Jablonska) Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons (Walrus) Letters To Windsor House (Sh!t Theatre) Lines (Pangean Productions) Lost In Blue (Debs Newbold and Nimble Fish) Mairi Campbell: Pulse (Greengold Projects and Authentic Artist Collective) People Of The Eye (The Deaf And Hearing Ensemble and Erin Siobhan Hutching) Putting The Band Back Together (Unfolding Theatre) Remember To Breathe (Figure 8 Productions / Scary Biscuits Promotions) Robert Newman: The Brain Show (Phil McIntyre Entertainments) Scorch (Prime Cut Productions) The Lounge (Inspector Sands) The Road To Huntsville (Stephanie Ridings) Two Man Show (RashDash) Us / Them (BRONKS) Waves (Alice Mary Cooper) Where Do All The Dead Pigeons Go? (Scott Turnbull Presents) World Without Us (Ontroerend Goed / Theatre Royal Plymouth / Vooruit / Richard Jordan Productions / Summerhall)

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FESTIVAL 2015>>

2015 FEATURES

Eddie Nixon and Christina Elliot: Giving dance its place First Fringe Firsts presented for 2015 Luke Wright: The stay-at-Fringe dandy Shelley Mitchell: Performing with angels Three To See 2015: Circus Three To See 2015: Dance Shows for Kids Three To See 2015: Something a bit contemporary (and musical) Three To See 2015: Something A Little Different Three To See 2015: Spoken Word Group Efforts Three To See 2015: ThreeWeeks Approved Theatre Three To See on 11 Aug: Penny Ashton, Jethro Compton, Jonny And The Baptists Three To See on 19 Aug: Off The Mic, Simon Thacker, The Very Grey Matter Of Edward Blank Three To See on 21 Aug: Women’s Hour, Roughs (For Radio), BARBU Electro Trad Cabaret Three To See on 22 Aug: Poetry Can F*ck Off, Blind Man’s Song, Da-Da-Darling Three To See on 24 Aug: Jimmy McGhie, Women's Hour, BEASTS Three To See on 27 Aug: Confirmation, Sofie Hagen, Bromance Three To See on 29 Aug: Edmund The Learned Pig, The Remnants, Going Viral ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards presented for 2015 Total Theatre Awards presented for 2015 Will Pickvance: Dissecting the piano ‘A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing’ wins Amnesty prize

2015 REVIEWS

17 Border Crossings (Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental in association with Aurora Nova) Alchemy Of The Piano (Will Pickvance) Anatomy Of The Piano (For Beginniners) (Will Pickvance) Can I Start Again Please (Sue MacLaine and Nadia Nadarajah) Confirmation (Chris Thorpe and Rachel Chavkin) Current Location (Fellswoop Theatre) Donald Does Dusty (Diane Torr) Edmund The Learned Pig (Fittings Multimedia Arts, Krazy Kat Theatre and The Royal Exchange) Every Brilliant Thing (Paines Plough and Pentabus Theatre Company) Gods Are Fallen And All Safety Gone (Greyscale) Going Viral (An ARC Production, written and performed by Daniel Bye) Here Is The News From Over There (Over There Is The News From Here) – A Borderless Twitter Ballad Fresh From The Middle East I Heart Catherine Pistachio (Encounter) I'm Not Here Right Now (Dancing Brick and Soho Theatre) Light Boxes (Grid Iron) Lungs (Paines Plough) Mark Thomas - Trespass - Work In Progress (Mark Thomas) Poetry Can F*ck Off (Brainfruit) Portraits In Motion (Volker Gerling in association with Aurora Nova) Project Haha (RemoteControl Theatre) Ringside (Ellie Dubois) Simon Thacker's Svara-Kanti Some People Talk About Violence (Barrel Organ) The Red Chair (Clod Ensemble) The Temptation Of St Anthony (The Mechanical Animal Corporation) To Sleep To Dream (EarFilms) Tomorrow's Parties (Forced Entertainment) Unlimited Exhibition What I Learned From Johnny Bevan (Luke Wright) Women's Hour (Sh!t Theatre)

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FESTIVAL 2014>>

2014 FEATURES

Editors' Awards incoming, plenty more awards already in Guest tips: Let’s talk about the words HiBROW and Odeon take the Fringe to the UK's cinema screens KlangHaus: Site responsive sounds More winners in the theatre Fringe Northern Stage moves southwards to a new home at the Fringe Paines Plough pop-up in a Roundabout for their Fringe programme Philip Whitchurch: Re-imagining the Bard Photo Shoot: Editors' Award winners Photo Shoot: KlangHaus Three To See 2014: Art Festival Three To See 2014: Shakespearean Twists Three To See 2014: Theatre of death Three To See 2014: War-themed theatre picks ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards 2014 presented

2014 REVIEWS

Anatomy Of The Piano (Will Pickvance) Birdwatchers' Wives (Caroline Smith / Escalator East To Edinburgh) Blood Orange (Electric Theatre Workshop) Domestic Labour - A Study in Love (30 Bird / Escalator East To Edinburgh) Duck, Death And The Tulip (Little Dog Barking Theatre) Every Brilliant Thing (Paines Plough and Pentabus) Guinea Pigs On Trial (Sh!t Theatre / Escalator East To Edinburgh) Head In The Clouds - The Peregrinations Of Marie Marvingt (Broken Spectacles) How Does A Snake Shed Its Skin? (Slip Of Steel / Susanna Hislop) I Do, Do I (Greg Sinclair) Klanghaus (Neutrinos / Norwich Arts Centre / Escalator East To Edinburgh) Lands Of Glass (Unfolding Theatre) Little On The Inside (Clean Break) Lungs (Paines Plough) Malasombra (Auments Visual Dance Theater) Out Of Water (Helen Paris & Caroline Wright / Escalator) Shakespeare, His Wife And The Dog (Bated Breath) Show 6 (Secret Theatre Company) Simon Thacker's Ritmata (Simon Thacker) Sirens (Ontroerend Goed) Standby For Tape Back-Up (Ross Sutherland with Show And Tell) The Eradication Of Schizophrenia In Western Lapland (Ridiculusmus / Jon Haynes, Patrizia Paolini, Richard Talbot, David Woods) The Flood (Badac Theatre Company / Escalator East To Edinburgh) The God That Comes (2b Theatre Company) Theatre On A Long Thin Wire (Future Ruins) Wuthering Heights (Director: Peter McMaster, Performers: Gary Gardiner, Nick Anderson, Murray Wason)

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FESTIVAL 2013>>

2013 FEATURES
Edinburgh’s short-film strand returns First batch of Fringe Firsts and Herald Angels presented Flurry of awards presented alongside last batch of Fringe Firsts Oliver Emanuel: Children's theatre on the edge Snap Of The Day 04: Biding Time Snap Of The Day 16: Our Glass House Three To See 2013: Physical shows ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards presented Total Theatre Awards presented

2013 REVIEWS

Anatomy Of The Piano (Will Pickvance) Anoesis (Junction 25) Biding Time (Remix) (Tromolo Productions) Bonanza (Berlin / Big in Belgium / Richard Jordan Productions / Drum Plymouth / Summerhall) Breaking News (VaVaVoom) Crying Out Loud Presents Daydream (Inne Goris and Dominique Pauwels / LOD) Dark Matter (Vision Mechanics) Edinburgh Science, Edinburgh Magic (Ron Butlin) Fantasy No 10 - The Beauty Of Life (Vladimir Tzekov Stage Action Laboratory) Feral (Tortoise In A Nutshell) Fleurs de Cimetière, et autres sornettes (Cie Herve-Gil) For Their Own Good (United Artists) Freeze! (Big in Belgium, Richard Jordan Productions, Drum Plymouth, Theater-aan-Zee, Summerhall) Gym Party (Made In China) HeLa (Adura Onashile In Association With Iron-Oxide) I Guess If The Stage Exploded… (Sylvia Rimat) La Donna È Mobile (RemoteControl) La Poème (Company Bal / Jeanne Mordoj) Lauder! (Teatr Hotel Malabar) Long Distance Affair (Make Possible An Impossible Trip) (PopUp Theatrics) Motherland (Vincent Dance Theatre) Newton (Jack Klaff) Our Fathers (Babakas) Out To Lunch (Jack Klaff) Parkin’Son – Giulio D’Anna (Big In Belgium, Richard Jordan Productions, Drum Plymouth, Theater-Ann-Zee, Summerhall) Solfatara (Atresbandes) Somnambules And The 7 Deadly Sins (Karavan Ensemble) Sonica Presents Robbie Thomson’s Ecstatic Arc (Sonica) Sonica Presents Sven Werner's Tales Of Magical Realism (Cryptic) The Paper Cinema’s Odyssey (The Paper Cinema and Battersea Arts Centre) The Principle Of Uncertainty (Arditodesìo Company) The Tin Ring (Human Remain) This Side Of Paradise (Dudendance) Titus (Macrobert) Tourniquet 2013 (Abattoir Fermé, Big in Belgium, Richard Jordan, Drum Plymouth, Summerhall) Traverse Through Time - The Exhibition (Richard Demarco OBE) Wot? No Fish!! (Bread and Circuses) Yurtakids! A Story Of A Man And His Shadow (Principio Attivo Teatro) Yurtakids! Cinderella (Factory Compagnia Transadriatica) Yurtakids! The Red Bike (Principio Attivo Teatro)

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FESTIVAL 2012>>

2012 FEATURES
Final Fringe Firsts and Angels presented More Awards: Fringe Firsts and Herald Angels More Awards: MTM and Stage Award nominations Remembering an Edinburgh Festival champion The Stage presents its Acting Excellence Awards for 2012 ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards celebrate ten great things about Festival 2012 Total Theatre Awards presented

2012 REVIEWS

24h (Waclaw Miklaszewski / Szwalnia Theatre) 30 Days To Edinburgh (Bootworks Theater) 7x7th Street (Jean Pierre Muller) Amusements (Sleepwalk Collective) Bigmouth (SKaGeN / Valentjin Dhaenens) Caesarean Section – Essays On Suicide (Teatr Zar) Detention (Tang Shu-wing Theatre Studio) Dr Quimpugh’s Compendium Of Peculiar Afflictions (Petersham Playhouse) Flâneurs (Jenna Watt) Future Tales (Sierakowski) (Komuna//Warszawa) Legs 11 (Tom Marshman) Mother Tongue (Brick Theatre) Pages From The Book Of... (50 Letters Theatre Company) Puellae (The Truth About Chips And Other Things) (FraeNowhere) Puppet. Book Of Splendor (neTTheatre) Remember Me (Teatro Sineglossa) Rime (Square Peg Contemporary Circus) Say Something (h2dance / Escalator East To Edinburgh) Script In Hand (Piece Of Work) Shirtwaist (Scotia Teatro) Small Narration (Wojtek Ziemilski) Songs Of Lear (Song Of The Goat Theatre) The Dead Memory House (Theatre Corsair) The List (Stellar Quines) The Pain Of Desire (Temper Temper) The Shit / La Merda (Silva Gallerano / Cristian Ceresoli) The Softening Of MAO-A (The Mechanical Animal Corporation) The Stranger (Guilherme Leme) We Are Not Here (Babygang) White Rabbit, Red Rabbit (Aurora Nova Productions)

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FESTIVAL 2011>>

2011 REVIEWS
Hannah Ringham's Free Show Hotel Medea (Zecora Ura Theatre / Para Active) Hotel Methuselah (Imitating The Dog) Singapore (Theatre Of The Impossible) The Moment I Saw You I Knew I Could Love You (Curious) Traumatikon (Counter-Active)

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