Two Fringe experts, with over 25 years of collective Fringe-going, give their picks and provide advice on how to choose a show.

Season three would have focused on '80s and '90s mega-musicals.

A program of Dundee Rep Theatre and Cove Park, the residency is a two-week program for book writers, composers, and lyricists from the U.K., India, and the US.

The season will feature four world premieres, the return of two acclaimed productions, and a multitude of new works.

Nat McCleary’s play is part of the Edinburgh International Festival, and sold out early on in its run.

Maybe you haven’t heard of Scotland’s national theatre company, a “theatre without walls.” But there’s a chance even in New York City you’ve seen one of its shows.

Two Fringe experts, with 25 years of collective Fringe experience, give their picks for what to see at this year's festival.

Cast members Charlene Boyd, Ewan Black, and Natali McCleary first prepare audiences for the immersive show by asking them to rip up napkins.

John Tiffany will direct the West Coast premiere of the National Theatre of Scotland production.

The production plays the McKittrick Hotel through the end of April.

Have you ever seen a show performed in an upside-down cow?

Nicole Taylor will pen the stage adaptation of her award-winning, Glasgow-set film.

Our correspondents caught a range of shows from new musicals and dance-based theatre to dramatic solo shows and late-night cabarets.

The upcoming season will also include four West Coast premieres and productions of recent Broadway and Off-Broadway plays.