Traverse Theatre

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10 Reviews
Balisong
Theatre

Balisong

★★★★★
26 September 2026

One chair has fallen over, three are stacked, and there is a fourth person who will never sit in any of them.

Little Animals
Fringe 26Theatre

Little Animals

★★★★★
26 August 2026

Little Animals begins with a death, but quickly becomes a story about a friendship coming apart under the pressure of the climate crisis.

Cathy
Fringe 26Theatre

Cathy

★★★★★
18 August 2026

Cathy is a show about death and belonging, centred on a newly widowed woman and a family processing the death of their husband, father and grandfather in very different ways.

Water Colour
Fringe 26Theatre

Water Colour

★★★★★
16 August 2026

Water Colour brings together two lives shaped by pressure: a girl at art school struggling with her mental health and an aspiring chef working in a professional kitchen.

After Party
Fringe 26Theatre

After Party

★★★★★
15 August 2026

After Party gathers an elderly actress and her family for one final party before she undergoes assisted dying, with the occasion opening up years of family trauma and rivalry.

Badgers
Fringe 26Theatre

Badgers

★★★★★
15 August 2026

Badgers is a true-crime-style piece of gig theatre in which the search for a missing young man opens into a strange story of badgerism, magic, loss and the difficulty of letting…

For Dolores
Fringe 26Theatre

For Dolores

★★★★★
14 August 2026

For Dolores is a two-hander about two women whose friendship becomes entangled with marriage, betrayal, murder, motherhood and class.

Supposing:
Fringe 26Theatre

Supposing:

★★★★★
14 August 2026

Supposing: follows a woman who falls down a hole and acquires the ability to see the future, with a Greek chorus delivering predictions around the growth of the far right and the…

The Singer
Fringe 26Theatre

The Singer

★★★★★
13 August 2026

The Singer pairs a washed-up street performer with a talented deaf musician, building a friendship around music, equity, acceptance and the expectations of an ableist society.

Bog Witch
Fringe 26Theatre

Bog Witch

★★★★★
12 August 2026

Bog Witch is a solo piece about anthropogenic climate change, moving from the city to the countryside in an attempt to fill what the protagonist calls the “hole in her soul”.