This intelligent riposte to critics is never dull, writes Veronica Lee

A troubling narrative unfolds in Thomas  Eccleshare's play about a reclusive children's author

Rebecca Humphries' funny and life-affirming show also has some important points to make about otherness, writes Veronica Lee

Natasha Marshall gives an impassioned performance in a semi-autobiographical show, writes Veronica Lee

This shambolic but lovable show explores the idea that not much in life is what it seems, writes Veronica Lee

McNair neatly evokes the hero worship that pop stars attract, writes Veronica Lee

Sharon Duncan-Brewster and Neve McIntosh give exquisitely measured performances in Zinnie Harris's new play, writes Veronica Lee

This musical about a Chicago songwriting class is about as dark and funny as a Coldplay ballad, writes Veronica Lee

This thought-provoking piece about photographing Mediterranean migrants is a gripping hour of theatre, writes Veronica Lee

Alex Salmond's chat show at Edinburgh Fringe won't give Graham Norton anything to worry about, writes Veronica Lee

It's pure pleasure to watch Monica Dolan perform her first play, even if the plot sometimes feels implausible

Edinburgh Fringe kicks off next week - if you're heading up, these are our highlights

Young playwright Phoebe Eclair-Powell's latest offering doesn't quite live up to her previous promise with this two-hander, writes Veronica Lee

Veronica Lee finds that Alistair McGowan's tribute to the French pianist is pleasant but doesn't leave a lasting impression

Liam Williams' first play about twentysomething love has some sharp humour but an unsatisfying conclusion, writes Veronica Lee

A terrific cast are the beating heart of this production, says Veronica Lee

Charlotte Josephine follows up her hit debut with an energetic two-hander