Latest Edinburgh Articles
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Review: Murray Hill – About to BreakShowbiz stager for the #MeToo generationcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Review: Oleg Denisov – DoublethinkRussian satire that fails to launchcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Review: Andy Storey – AwkwardBollards, hairdressers and herbal tea: this debutant is determinedly low-keycomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Duckie by Le Gateau ChocolatLe Gateau Chocolat's family friendly cabaret has the seed of an e... (continued)kids reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Anya Anastasia: The ExecutionersAnya Anastasia addresses whether we're helping the earth or helpi... (continued)cabaret reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: The Moira MonologuesAlan Bissett's character returns from Falkirk for another outing of the hit showtheatre reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Review: Private Peaceful by Michael MorpurgoThis one-man adaptation of the popular young adult novel loses mo... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018 -
Review: Taiwan Season: Once Upon A Daydream by ...Brightly coloured and bizarre, this Taiwanese live-action cartoon... (continued)dance reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Bilal Zafar – LovebotsMaybe compassion really is the answer to defeating alt-right trolls. Maybe.comedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Ari Shaffir – JewAri Shaffir delivers a fierce swipe at organised religioncomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Flight by DarkfieldDarkfield's follow up to Séance is an entertaining half hour that... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Masud Milas – Masud AbidesHalf-Kenyan, half-English, and fully-committed to bringing back disco-fashioncomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Alma, A Human Voice by Nina's Drag QueensNina's Drag Queen's Alma, A Human Voice is a playfully evocative ... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Bob the Russian by Naughty Corner Produ...Five Vladimir Putins dancing to Lou Bega’s Mambo No.5theatre reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Fringe Wives Club – Glittery ClitteryFierce, furious and feminist hilarity from the award winning cabaret triocomedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Phil Kay – Songer-SingwriterCalm reflection, absurd mental images and a surprisingly moving experiencecabaret reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Viva Las Vegas!The Fringe brings in acts from the world over, from student theat... (continued)featureedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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We'll Miss EUUnbelievably, 2018 marks the last festival before Brexit. Fest ta... (continued)featureedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Frau WeltTravel back to Weimar Germany with this cabaret, drag and theatre combinationtheatre reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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Review: Eshaan Akbar: Prophet Like It's HotMuch needed show debunking myths about Islam with plenty of quick... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh04 Aug 2018
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