Rob Warren

There's plenty of fun to be had in this dating app/slasher horror movie cross-over, but there's also plenty of room to tidy things up.

A domestic drama performed in Mandarin that focuses on the breakdown between a couple whilst commenting on larger themes of racism, migration and cultural assimilation.

Georgia Polly-Taylor tells us about her journey to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

An outrageous story of how a small village in Macedonia might have been the epicentre of much of the online fake news clickbait. It's funny, it's surreal and it's scarily believable.

Camden Fringe 2026 It's easy to admire the skill involved, but the gimmick feels half-baked.

Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2026 Taking Spare Room from London to Edinburgh

A play where nothing actually happens yet it keeps you gripped throughout, as mother and son go through an eternal game of accusations and regrets.

An exploration of the 7 October terrorist attacks, told through a mix of dance and narrative, this play has some powerful moments but stronger commitment to its elements would deliver a more powerful punch.

Cellar Door's revival of this 25 year old play raises enduring questions about memory and consent.

Two sisters, two halves of the ADHD mind: it's a clever way to present the condition and all the messiness that it entails.