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Flash Mob
Flash Mob is a dance show mixing street dance, ballet, Irish and more into one massive show. Each genre gets its turn at centre stage and in the medley dances with all the acts.
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Knee Deep
(and a half)The bizarrely named Knee Deep is a spectacular display of human strength and acrobatics. The team of four dazzled the audience with lifts, throws and balances which literally had the crowd...
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Food For Thought
Social satire, disco party, exercise in disorientation - Figs In Wigs' show 'Food For Thought' is very much worth attending. The ensemble's website states that they "wouldn't go so far as to call it...
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Mother Africa
(and a half) Mother Africa is the circus meets music hall meets Africa. Energetic traditional dance numbers with a few modern twists punctuate the circus-style structure of the show with an impressive...
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Swan drive
L.A. Dance Project's Benjamin Millepied danced Swan Lake with Natalie Portman - and married her soon after From the sixteen years he spent dancing with New York City Ballet to choreographing Natalie...
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No more heroes
José Montalvo's interpretation of Don Quixote fuses flamenco with ballet, tap and hip hop to spectacular effect From reading with his grandmother as a young boy, to playing the Edinburgh International...
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Circa: Wunderkammer
Ripples of Circa's brilliance have pervaded the start of the Fringe. Described in turn as erotic, brave and super-human, it is with high expectations you enter the show, showcasing in the esteemed...
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Smashed
Smashed is a love letter to the late Pina Bausch, written in the paths of gravity-defying apples. As somebody who can barely catch a piece of fruit let alone juggle one, I couldn’t help but be...
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A Simple Space
I walked out of this show with a huge smile on my face, and a sudden urge to go and do something, anything – as long as it was great, brave and slightly mad. And I think those are accurate adjectives...
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Ménage à Trois
This strange and haunting piece of dance theatre from the National Theatre of Scotland is co-directed by the award winning duo Claire Cunningham and Gail Sneddon. It is an unusual, startling study into...
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