Comedy and conflict careen toward each other alongside high energy music and dance in Fantasy World Adventures Mega Park! The Musical.
Review: Frogs in Bogs, Fringe 2026
Frogs in Bogs is a joyfully chaotic children’s show that throws itself wholeheartedly into silliness. Set in an underground, sewage‑like world where mischievous frogs live among squelchy pipes and boggy tunnels, the show builds a playful atmosphere from the moment it begins. The performers burst onto the stage with high energy, big movements and exaggerated […]
A review of Harry Stachini: Lobster, Fringe 2026
A likeable and capable comedian with some strong jokes and a clever central theme, but Lobster lacks the energy and standout moments needed to make it truly memorable. Stachini has plenty of potential, and I suspect he’ll be one to watch on the comedy club circuit.
Review: Hudson Hughes – At Your Service, Fringe 2026
A full-sized coffin, eerie practical effects, and an arrogant vicar fighting for internet relevance. At Your Service at Underbelly Cowgate is exceptional.
Review: Will BF – Moon Team IIIV, Fringe 2026
Underbelly Cowgate houses one of the sharpest comedy hours this August. Will BF skewers sci-fi sequels using razor-sharp multimedia timing, lo-fi props, and original songs.
Review: Caitriona Dowden – Sesh Head, Fringe 2026
If you appreciate clever comedy built on folk music, family heritage, and medieval research, Caitriona Dowden’s Sesh Head is an absolute treat.
Review: Extraordinary Alien, Fringe 2026
From Leeds and Oxford to New York visa hurdles, Debra Tammer shares a candid, relatable story of creative survival in the basement of Le Monde for the Edinburgh Fringe.
Review: Isle of No’Man, Fringe 2026
Martin J. Dixon’s Isle of No’Man, is a jovial and contemplative journey through the summer adventures and romances of a television PA turned café baker, bringing grand gestures and deep emotions across ferries and onto this small island.