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Roger O'Sullivan @ Monkey Barrel: Edinburgh Fringe review
2+ week, 4+ day ago (390+ words) The Skinny Roger O'Sullivan @ Monkey Barrel Comedy Roger O'Sullivan has set his sights on becoming the world's greatest comedian, and he's well on his way with his wickedly funny new hour, Divil May Cry Roger O’Sullivan has his sights set…...
Mayflies @ Brown's of Leith: Edinburgh Fringe review
2+ week, 5+ day ago (331+ words) The Skinny Mayflies @ Brown's of Leith Grid Iron grip us in the teeth of 1980s post-industrial Manchester in this exuberant, heart-splintering performance of Andrew O'Hagan's novel This works brilliantly for the staging of the first half of Andrew O'Hagan's semi-autobiographical novel…...
Rob Copland @ Monkey Barrel: Edinburgh Fringe review
2+ week, 5+ day ago (310+ words) The Skinny Rob Copland @ Monkey Barrel Comedy Physical comedy and oddball observational material from 2024's Comedy Award Panel Prize winner Rob Copland Copland's last show won the 2024 Comedy Award Panel Prize, and his return to the Fringe reveals success has…...
The Singer @ Traverse Theatre: Edinburgh Fringe review
3+ week, 1+ day ago (324+ words) The Skinny The Singer @ Traverse Theatre Cora Bissett's latest gig theatre production blends song, spoken word, sign language and a strong storyline into a joyous, jubilant whole There are three ways to speak: with your voice, your hands and your…...
John Kearns @ Monkey Barrel: Edinburgh Fringe review
3+ week, 1+ day ago (311+ words) The Skinny John Kearns @ Monkey Barrel Comedy In new show Tilting at Windmills, John Kearns offers up a sublime, painful and hilarious vision of just how good stand-up can be Last year, John Kearns was here preparing the show that…...
Evaldas Karosas @ Monkey Barrel Comedy: Edinburgh Fringe review
3+ week, 2+ day ago (337+ words) The Skinny Evaldas Karosas @ Monkey Barrel Comedy Evaldas Karosas has the natural charm and joke-writing ability that can take you to great places in the comedy world – his debut hour is an excellent first step As a finalist in the…...
Evaldas Karosas @ Monkey Barrel Comedy
3+ week, 2+ day ago (334+ words) The Skinny Evaldas Karosas @ Monkey Barrel Comedy Evaldas Karosas has the natural charm and joke-writing ability that can take you to great places in the comedy world – his debut hour is an excellent first step As a finalist in the…...
Andrew White @ Monkey Barrel Comedy: Edinburgh Fringe review
3+ week, 2+ day ago (340+ words) The Skinny Andrew White @ Monkey Barrel Comedy Andrew White takes on weighty topics with a light touch in What a Life! Jaded Fringe audiences can be pretty mean about grief in stand-up, rolling their eyes at the very concept of…...
Bunny! @ Summerhall: Edinburgh Fringe review
3+ week, 4+ day ago (308+ words) The Skinny Bunny!, Craig Manson's takedown of Scotland's art scene, is a slice of cabaret at its bleeding edge Welcome to Bunny’s Cabaret, a one-woman show from a hot young starlet. First order of business: ‘Good Morning Edinburgh’, a warm,…...
Ten films to see at Edinburgh Film Festival 2026
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (327+ words) Our EIFF must-watches, from dreamy coming-of-age films to bruising dementia dramas via a Victoria-era found-footage horror and Sean Connery kicking ass. Ten films to see at Edinburgh Film Festival 2026 We suggest ten must-see films at the Edinburgh International Film Festival,…...