Fun and frivolity will put a smile on everybody's face

A dazzling, unique family musical

A dark and sinister walk alongside evil itself

Indonesian horror sequel makes excellent use of familiar elements

Scottish Opera deliver a spectacular collection of Verdi's greatest hits

Flawless set for difficult times

A one-man extravaganza that feels stubbornly unsure about who its audience is

Diabolical in service of deeper truths; the Fringe doesn't realise what it's missing

Inés Álvarez Villa's debut solo show is a fine showcase of spooky stories that hits an ideal Halloween tone.

Working class kid with a lot to say makes himself heard

Clunky memoir of growing up non-binary

Reflections on family, identity and nature

Wordless depiction of evolution, skilfully told through trapeze and floor work

Late night dance short on clear narrative but makes your bones bounce