‘ “Triangle” excavate their legendary rock opus flop’ goes the entry in the Fringe guide, and they’re half right, because I see no reason for this show to flop. With tongue firmly in cheek, (cast members)
There’s no backstage antics, no look at the dysfunctional group, this is simple the show that fictional group “Triangle” [...]

Promising to be both historical and hysterical, this production certainly provides an interesting montage of the conspiracies, truths and untruths surrounding the life of Lee Harvey Oswald. Retold by Marguerite Oswald, LHO’s mother, as part of her son’s posthumous court case this show explores the mystery surrounding one of America’s most infamous citizens[...]

Setting up camp – no pun intended – in Edinburgh’s Meadows for the duration of the Fringe are the Ladyboys of Bangkok: an all singing, all dancing and surprisingly all male cabaret. Consisting of karaoke favourites and dancing, by both performers and audience, this is a show aimed at spectacle – as its title [...]

When I was a young lad, TV’s were monochrome, music was scratch covers of The Beatles, and we were forced to learn “Scottish Dancing” by an aged teacher. When you have more boys than girls in a class, you know that a few weird mad kids were going to be paired up and one “would [...]