Imagine, if you will, Anne Robinson on Watchdog or Eamon Holmes on GMTV ripping their respective skirts and trousers off as they wish us well at the closing of the show, or doing straightfaced interviews about a child, accidentally sucked up into a vacuum cleaner. If you can imagine this, you should be seeing something [...]

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Blessed is she, who in the name of in-flight service puts up with our relentlessly silly questions and our inability to make up our minds, for she is truly the passengers keeper and the finder of lost baggage. She does all this for a low wage and the chance for a more exotic death of [...]

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Tiny Ninja Theatre is a fantastic and unorthodox show which represents what many love about the Edinburgh Festival.
Inch high ninjas, brought to us via a New York vending machine, are the “actors” who tread the boards in a condensed, but uncomprimised, version of the Scottish play. This half hour show is exemplary of the diversity [...]

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I must admit that throughout the greater portion of this three act play/composite, my recurring thought was “?”. The first act centred around the dating and mating rituals of a young Californian girl who is pursued by various suitors. Fine. This particular concept was straight forward, if a little dull and poorly acted. The lead [...]

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After being seated in the venue, my heart sank as I noticed a cardboard box with a tambourine protruding from the lip. Admittedly, I began to panic that the show might be a little bland to say the least. Yes, readers, I am ashamed to say that I almost judged a show by its tambourine! [...]

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This surreal and exceptionally handled stage drama is about taking the first step. Our protagonist Oswald is a writer with a banana fetish, yet he cannot take the first bite due to its phallic shape. The comedy is lean yet the action and dialogue are mesmerising, hooking you in such a way that you can [...]

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Wouldn’t it be great to star in your very own sit-com? Have beautiful, funny friends who never seem to go to work and can hang out with you all day while you enjoy your own employment free existence? Getting girlfriends or boyfriends is your only concern and every week there is an amusing, exciting plot [...]

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