
Ross Mueller tackles angst-ridden modern-day issues in this tragedy that wants to be a comedy.

The last year has seen a number of shows dealing with Alzhemiers and Dementia and each time you hope it will be more than it will be a semi-autobiographical elegy to a loved one.

Beaming live from Edinburgh's Fourth One studios, FOMO (the fear of missing out) is a talkback radio programme with a twist.

There is no doubt at all Amanda Harrison is a musical theatre star in the best traditions of the genre. She is possessed of a wonderful voice, she has remarkable vocal length and expression and she can “sell” a song to perfection.

Overall, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea is a hard-hitting, intense piece of theatre. It would be difficult not to connect with the characters and their circumstances even though they may appear to be, on the surface, completely removed from our own.

Maria Mercedes takes to the stage as Maria Callas, an imposing, demanding figure oozing confidence, an acute sense of self and an enviable reserve of quips, one liners and comebacks.

Drew Collet, a professional used car salesman and mechanic runs over any preconceived notions with a treasure trove of stories of the characters you meet when trying to make a sale.