Ellen Leslie

RNIB Launch New Initiative To Make Games More Accessible For People With Sight Loss The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has launched a new initiative to help video game developers […]

Theatre Round Up: What To Watch In December 2024 It’s time to dust off the decorations, crack open the mince pies and don your glitteriest clothing, because D […]

Unseen Shines A Light On The Work of Broadway Dressers: Review ★★★★ Using just a few laundry baskets and hand props, Kimberly Prentice reveals backstage secrets from Br […]

A Unique Musical Showcasing Brilliant Talent: Technically A Musical Review ★★★★ In this unique musical, Technically: A Musical takes us behind the curtain, placing the backsta […]

A Masterclass In Acting: Rita Lynn: Life Coach Review ★★★★ Louise Marwood’s semi-autobiographical show Rita Lynn: Life Coach is a darkly comic tale depicting […]

Long Distance Reveals The Intricacies of A Queer, Distanced Relationship: Review ★★★ A long-distance relationship may sound like a difficult concept to portray well on the stage, but Long […]

'Two Point Museum' To Be Released March 2025 Two Point Museum is set for release on 4 March 2025, it has been confirmed. Created by SEGA, Two Point […]

100% My Type On Paper Is An Interesting Concept That Doesn't Quite Hit The Mark: Review ★★ Sammy and Clyde are on their first date. Complete with oversharing, sweaty palms and cringey jokes, it […]

Villain Era Highlights Trolling And Online Misogyny: Review ★★★ When aspiring actor Star Stone saw an ad looking for vegans to audition for a YouTube sketch show, she j […]

The Book of Mountains and Seas Is A Captivating Play About Love and Loss: Review ★★★★ Written by Yilong Liu, The Book of Mountains and Seas is an examination of grief and loss. Archie’ […]

A Mesmerising Fusion of Ballet and Hip-Hop: Beats On Pointe Review ★★★★★ For years, ballet and hip-hop have been seen as polar opposites on the dance spectrum. The sharp lin […]

A Rich Journey Through Scottish Folklore: Fit Ye Sayin’ Quine? Review ★★★★ Tucked away in Greenside’s Pickle Studio, Ava (Ailsa Shepherd) awaits to take her audience on a journey […]

Making Magic From The Mundane: The Interval Review ★★★★ You wouldn’t have thought that listening to a woman rant about toilets for the best part of an hour c […]

Dismantling Misconceptions About OCD: Oh, Calm Down Review ★★★★★ Oh, Calm Down follows two women 25 years apart who have very different, yet similar, mental health pr […]

A Glimpse Into Life With ADHD: Why Am I (Still) Like This Review ★★★★ Following the power-cut that affected half of Edinburgh (on the first day of the Fringe, of course) […]

A Touching Tale Of Sisterly Love: If I Only Could Review ★★★★★ When her big sister Joan dies on the night of her 25th birthday, at the beginning of If I Only Coul […]

A Whistlestop Tour Of Professional Wrestling: Chokeslam Review ★★★ A single chair manned by cardboard cutouts of The Undertaker and Bret Hart makes up the stage – or more […]

What Would You Do If The World Was About To End? Seconds To Midnight: Review ★★★★ It’s appropriate that Seconds to Midnight takes place in Pleasance Courtyard’s Bunker One. As the ligh […]

The Black Blues Brothers Will Have You On The Edge Of Your Seat: Review ★★★★ Marking their final year performing at Edinburgh Fringe following three successful prior runs, The Bla […]

Meet The Team Behind EdFringe's 'The Man Who Wouldn't Be Murdered' Set in New York in the 1930s, On the Key’s production of The Man Who Wouldn’t Be Murdered follows businessman […]