Rob Warren

A play that could be a podcast, its words and delivery are so beautifully presented. But it still works as a stage show, even if there's an urge to close your eyes to let it wash over you.

A fun, heartfelt play about protests, love triangles and bravery on the choppy seas that guarantees you won't leave feeling seasick.

Five shorts presented without any cutting of corners. The perfect opener to another day at the Fringe and a chance to catch new work by exciting new writers.

A classic piece of farce that takes more than a little influence from the TV series Bottom.

An honest piece of storytelling about an addiction not to booze but to the fun person she believes she becomes with a few drinks inside her.

It's a show that still needs work, but there is no denying it's already a fun offering, especially if you're a bit of rock music geek!

This play about family ties and the plight of prisoners has some bright moments but struggles to say anything new in an already crowded field.

A pair of bubbling best friends treat us to a silly crime thriller in 70s London. It's silly, it's corny, but it's brilliant fun.

Devised Theatre, Corporate Complicity, and The Greater Good Company at The Hope Theatre What happens when your dream job demands you trade your morality for a paycheck?

A gritty drama about a fractured family, and trying to cope with past trauma. While there are moments of clarity, like the family itself, a little too much is left unsaid.