Theatre

Edingburgh Fringe 2016

Tasteless brilliance and a taste for heroes

Review: Groundhog Day

Groundhog Day outdoes the film

Review: Our Ladies of Perceptual Succour

Our Ladies soar

Review: Yerma

A mesmerising descent into childless

Stripping, snacking and swinging chickens

At this year's Edinburgh Fringe, Jewish women are setting the comic agenda.

One actress performs another actress's personal survival

Six concentration camps and two death marches.

An over-egged and painfully slowly served breakfast

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts One and Two

Potter shines bright

Angel wings and vampire fangs

Not many people get a chance to reinvent themselves at 68. And even fewer do so as whole-heartedly as Nigel Osner, who swapped the civil service for gloriously flamboyant cabaret, and is making his Edinburgh Fringe debut this summer with a one-man show, Angel to Vampire!