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Walking on Spectrum
★★★★ An hour in Juliana Heng’s company is something to behold. At once, it is incredibly intimate, yet there is a feeling of unpredictability, they are totally themselves. They cut…
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Robin Ince – Weapons of Empathy
★★★★★ Before the show even starts, Ince is buzzing about the stage in an excitable frenzy. Handing out cards with the request to ‘write down any books that made you…
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Things To Do In Mull
★★★ Agree to Disagree’s new play concerns Janusz, a PhD student trying to write about 17th Century Polish history, whilst social media, his mum and an unfolding crush constantly distract…
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Rosie Jones: Triple Threat
★★★★★ When someone from our community excels, it can mean you have to be everything to everyone. It’s a sign of Jones' commitment to the craft of stand-up comedy, that…
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Darwin In Edinburgh
★★★★★ If you want to see strong, powerful acting in the fresh air, this show is for you. If you want to learn about the mind-expanding influence of Edinburgh on…
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Self-Raising
★★★★ This heartfelt piece tells Jenny's story of growing up deaf in a family with a dark secret. She shares her struggle to conform to an inaccessible society, starting by…
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The Grandmothers Grimm
★★★★ Some Kind of Theatre's evergreen production is an inventive four-hander which explores women's roles in the creation of the Brothers Grimm's famous book of fairy tales. Located in the…
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Deaf Action Presents: Red Aphrodite by Amy Murray
★★★ Red Aphrodite is a 45 minute stand up set in BSL (interpreted to English) in which Murray hopes to break down all the taboos about womanhood. Murray has great presence…
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Square Peg
★★★★★ The joy, art, and pain which thread through this self-told story are interwoven as seamlessly as the textiles that Simeon, the narrator, sews and works with throughout. They are…
