FringeReview has presented its first Outstanding Theatre Award for this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.

The reviews website presents just three such prizes each Fringe, and shows must score a five star review from the publication before being considered for the accolade. Additional FringeReview reviewers will then see shortlisted shows before any winner is identified. Said winners are presented with a special FringeReview award in the shape of a teapot. In that it is a teapot.

The first winner of a FringeReview prize this year is ‘Anton’s Uncles’, a physical theatre piece presented by Theatre Movement Bazaar at the Bedlam Theatre. FringeReview’s judges praised this “homage to Chekhov for successfully combining physical theatre, dialogue, dance and music in a thrilling and masterly way”.

‘Anton’s Uncles’ runs until 27 Aug at the Bedlam each day at 2pm.