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Broke & Fabulous: A hilarious and campy love letter to all Millennials (Fringe review) 4 stars ****
19+ hour, 54+ min ago (414+ words) Broke & Fabulous in the 21st Century strikes a universal chord: that feeling shared by most millennials in their 30s of being endlessly torn between big ambitions and a life that spirals out of control, regardless of attempts to keep it together. Ultimately,…...
Transmission: Accessible And Whimsical Performance Merges Drag And Satirical Character Comedy To Take Aim At Transphobic Rhetoric
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (184+ words) Though the show is branded ‘darkly comedic’, Big Jimmy never comes across as a genuinely dangerous character – he is more like a bigoted Wile E. Coyote, nefariously scheming but always ultimately foiled by his own sheer incompetence. The show’s tremendous…...
The Incomer: Charming, tongue-in-cheek tale of Scottish island clearances opens Edinburgh Film Fest 2026
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (147+ words) Content blocked. Click Unblock to set your consent level for this website and view the content. Of the mainlanders, Gomez exudes a gleefully withering contempt as middle manager Roz, with a firm hand on the tiller of the Northeastern Council…...
Alex Kitson Review: 'Now Look Here' at the Fringe
6+ day, 12+ hour ago (487+ words) With his characteristic awkwardness, unmatched enthusiasm, and relatable existential crisis of someone in their twenties, Devon-born comedian Alex Kitson brings his ‘Yurt Trilogy’ to its final act at the Edinburgh Fringe 2026. After two acclaimed shows in 2024 and 2025, Alex returns with…...
Edinburgh Fringe Musicals: Unmissable 2026 Picks
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (666+ words) The Edinburgh Fringe has long been a hotbed for future smash-hits, from gritty dramas to eccentric comedic gems, and everything in between. In the world of musicals, this seems to be proven with each year’s programme as the trend for…...
Jenny Gorelick SORRY Review: 4 Stars
2+ week, 3+ day ago (326+ words) And like many other girls (or 34-year-old women, but who’s counting?), Gorelick has at least an hour’s worth of material on the perils of modern dating. The New York-based comedian navigates through this material seamlessly from first dates, to marriage,…...
Wolf of Poyais Review: 4-Star Fringe Comedy
2+ week, 3+ day ago (256+ words) The show is formatted as a seminar on how to get rich, brought to you by none other than Sir Gregor MacGregor himself. His eight rules break up the show nicely, and the flip chart they’re written on adds a…...
Monkey Barrel Comedy: Pre-Fringe Test Sets
3+ week, 13+ hour ago (975+ words) Much like how Shakespeare tested his now-revered material in Shoreditch, a Fringe comedian must win the chuckles of city locals before the infamous Edinburgh Fringe festival in August. They may find themselves nervously flipping through their joke-filled notebooks in the…...
Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Highlights to Book Now
3+ week, 6+ day ago (639+ words) ‘BRUV’. The break-out star of Taskmaster and Mr Bigstuff is donning her swaggest hijab and serving up her one-of-a-kind and award-winning stand-up. Expect strong language and stereotype-smashing. Monkey Barrel 4, 17th to 30th August A fringe favourite for the feminists who are well…...
Interview: Craig Manson on ‘Bunny!’ and Murdering the Competition at the Fringe
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (1320+ words) With his practice spanning theatre, live art, dance, and cabaret, Manson is known for making work that is sardonic and joyful, such as 2025’s Selkie: The Wet and Wild Show!, and the energetic GAYBOYS, which was part of the Made…...