At this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, Dream Space by 창작집단 SSAK (SSAK Creative Group) unfolded like a poetic vision of the unconscious brought to life on stage. Known in South Korea for their fiercely imaginative works that merge puppetry, physical theatre, music, and visual art, SSAK presented a show that feels both enigmatic and astonishingly intimate—a space where the ordinary becomes extraordinary and dreams breathe in real time.

The Edinburgh Fringe is famous for pushing artists to their limits — physically, financially, and creatively. But for South Korean...

I can’t believe it was 18 years ago that I saw Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials from the National Theatre with incredible puppets provided by Blind Summit. I can still remember it vividly.

As the only live children’s show I could find at the Edinburgh Fringe this year which is catering to kids from age 0+ I booked this primarily for my friend's 9-month-old baby knowing very little about it, and the thing I learnt is that Funbox are an utter delight.

A young girl admires a bird perched on her window wondering what his story might be… until he begins to talk.