Latest Edinburgh Articles
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Review: Get Blessed!A delightful way to start a Fringe afternooncomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2023 -
Review: Nathan D’Arcy Roberts: Present/TenseConfident storytelling with real star potentialcomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2023 -
Review: Tea and MilkEdith Alibec adeptly portrays a heartbroken and self-deprecating ... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2023 -
Review: Lane Kwederis: Sex JobAn eye-opening show giving an insight into the life of a financial dominatrixcomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2023 -
Review: Susie McCabe: Femme FatalitySusie McCabe is heartwarming and hilariouscomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2023 -
Review: Thenjiwe – The Mandela EffectAcute observations and satirical ambition blunted by uncertaintycomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2023 -
Review: ChickenA ket-addicted chicken that you can’t help rooting fortheatre reviewedinburgh03 Aug 2023 -
Review: Maggie Crane: Side by SideA heartfelt and uplifting hour balancing death and disability with humourcomedy reviewedinburgh03 Aug 2023 -
Chris Grace: As Scarlett JohanssonA clever exploration of diversity and representation in pop culturecomedy reviewedinburgh03 Aug 2023 -
Review: Lindsey Santoro: Pink TingeA natural comedic talentcomedy reviewedinburgh03 Aug 2023 -
Review: Stark Bollock NakedStark Bollock Naked falls short in unveiling the complexities of ... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh03 Aug 2023 -
Review: Mamoun Elagab: Why I Love White PeopleMamoun Elagab first hour balances wit and tragedycomedy reviewedinburgh03 Aug 2023 -
Review: Party GhostA jam-packed twisted romp through purgatorydance reviewedinburgh03 Aug 2023 -
The Dark Side of ComedyInterviews: Avital Ash, Paul Foot and James Nokise share their ex... (continued)featureedinburgh02 Aug 2023 -
Opinion: The Fight For UsCeleste Lecesne and Seven Graham discuss how the arts fight back ... (continued)featureedinburgh02 Aug 2023 -
Interview: Kieran HodgsonFrom his Yorkshire roots and how his identity is perceived by aud... (continued)featureedinburgh02 Aug 2023 -
Opinion: Can the Fringe Ever be Accessible?Jenny Sealey, Artistic Director of Graeae, and writer and perform... (continued)featureedinburgh02 Aug 2023 -
Edinburgh Fringe Q&A: Lost SolesTheatre director and designer Thaddeus McWhinnie Phillips discuss... (continued)featureedinburgh02 Aug 2023 -
Review: Avital Ash Workshops Her Suicide NoteAn arresting display of dark humourcomedy reviewedinburgh02 Aug 2023 -
Review: Priya Hall: Grandmother’s DaughterA strong debut hour from the Welsh comedian about motherhood, ide... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh02 Aug 2023 -