Latest Edinburgh Articles
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Review: MEMBERMEMBER weaves a gripping tale of brutality and brokennesstheatre reviewedinburgh06 Aug 2023 -
Review: Tadiwa Mahlunge: Inhibition ExhibitionAn autobiographical journey through cultural dislocationcomedy reviewedinburgh06 Aug 2023 -
Review: No Love SongsHopeful, empowering and realistic tale of modern romancemusicals reviewedinburgh06 Aug 2023 -
Review: Public – The MusicalMusical raising important points about identity that relies too h... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh06 Aug 2023 -
Review: Siân Docksey: Pole Yourself Together!An entertaining and offbeat Fringe hour from the pole dancing comediancomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Bee Babylon: Cancer CultureAssured debut with plenty of punchlines around a difficult subject mattercomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Bill O'Neill: The Amazing Banana BrothersAn absurdist, and profoundly moving, banana-centred hourcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Dizney in Drag: Once Upon a ParodyThe Hairy Godmothers provide fun, filth and some important life lessonscabaret reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Lachlan Werner – Voices Of EvilDeliciously camp show with exceptional ventriloquismcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Heaven by Eugene O'BrienAn overwhelmingly compassionate portrait of marriage by the Olivi... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Ruby McCollister: TragedyEntertainingly delirious debut from the New York comediancomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Stuart Goldsmith: SpoilersA warm, hilarious hour that explores the climate crisis and our eco-anxietycomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: The Life Sporadic Of Jess WildgooseInventive and ambitious physical theatre that lacks edgetheatre reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Hooked: Mr SisterSlick, committed performances let down by the materialcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Slӓpstick: SchërzoUnique blend of madcap European clowning and musical flairdance reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Amy MatthewsA well-structured and entertaining hour about rebuilding after a breakdowncomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Ginny Hogan: RegressionDryly sardonic and sharp stand-up from the comedian and data scientistcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: BaklâAn alluring exploration of sexuality and identity from Max Percydance reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Mary O'Connell: Money PrincessThoughtful and feel-good debut hour about late-stage capitalismcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -
Review: Annabel Marlow… Is This Okay??Beguiling debut solo show from the former Six: The Musical actresscomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2023 -