Sheepskin

Faith and farming

As sheep farmer Jeremy struggles to protect his flock from a foot and mouth outbreak, God comes to him in a Moses-like moment and promises to protect the sheep if he is obeyed. It’s a relatively dry subject that transformed here into a journey into the psyche of a man forced into a crumbling industry that’s topical, imaginative and strangely beautiful. (Nicola Husband)

Pleasance Courtyard, 556 6550, until 27 Aug, 11.45am, £7.50–£8.50 (£6–£7).

More: Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Edinburgh Festivals, Fringe, Sheepskin, Reviews (Theatre)

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