Jack MacGregor’s "Prophets," directed by Fraser Scott, captivates with its unsettling narrative about a researcher in a cult-like community. The intense performances and bold themes shine despite a rushed conclusion.
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Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Prophets
"Prophets," a compelling two-hander drama by Jack MacGregor, explores faith and cult dynamics set on a remote South Pacific island. The narrative centers on a palaeoclimatologist confronting a group believing in a new messiah. The creative team aims to deliver a thought-provoking portrayal of free will versus prophecy amid global politics and religious themes.
Wolfie – Tron Theatre
Written by Ross Willis Directed by Joanna Bowman ★★★★ Romulus and Remus, Mowgli, San, and now 'A'. Their upbringings were, in some ways, a touch hairy. And whilst their environments are strikingly different to the conventional manner of childhood, they nevertheless find a sense of nurture – even if only for a time with their … Continue reading Wolfie – Tron Theatre
Moonset – Traverse Theatre
Written by Maryam Hamidi Directed by Joanna Bowman ★★★★ Secrets are one of the most toxic things we preserve. But also one of the few things we have autonomy over: ours to control. And when we don’t have control or an understanding over ourselves, well, they become a toxic lifeline. One of the country's most … Continue reading Moonset – Traverse Theatre
The Scent of Roses – Royal Lyceum Theatre
Written & Directed by Zinnie Harris ★★★★ A lie is the most considerably ruthless tool we possess. One glance across the sorry state of affairs makes this obvious, where the truth shall set you free, but a lie maintains governance: Tell a lie; apologise. Better yet – tell a lie; tell another. The narrative is … Continue reading The Scent of Roses – Royal Lyceum Theatre