Comedy, protective gear, and a look at the male condition. James Trickey is back at the Pleasance with Split, a smart show that finds the humor in the way men communicate. A strong follow-up to his acclaimed debut.
Review: Sophie Garrad – A Period Drama, Fringe 2026
High-status comedy meets hard medical truths in Sophie Garrad: A Period Drama at the Edinburgh Fringe. Hilarious, insightful, and fiercely brave storytelling inside the Ace Dome at Pleasance.
Review: Andrew Frost – Just Let Me Have This, Fringe 2026
Can you resist trying to solve the trick? Andrew Frost presents a brilliant hour of close-up card magic at Pleasance Courtyard. High-precision sleight-of-hand with nowhere to hide.
Review: Dungeons and Shakespeare, Fringe 2026
Shakespearean tragedy meets D&D madness in this standout Edinburgh Fringe show. Shelby Bond leads the audience through a hilarious, dice-driven adventure that non-gamers and tabletop veterans will love.
A review of Bi-Curious George: Snail Trail, Fringe 2026
Variety one-man comedy show that explores trans/non-binary experience though the goopey adventures of an awkward snail.
Review: John Robertson’s The Dark Room, Fringe 2026
A hilarious interactive improv adventure where by the end you’ll be locked in the dark room with Robertson and everyone else chanting: ya die, ya die, ya die!
A review of Dracula: Lucy’s Dream, Fringe 2026
A purposefully uncanny delve into the wonderfully choreographed mind of haunted Lucy, asking me to believe the unbelievable, and letting me see all the demons and wonders that can emerge when you set aside what you think you know, and simply watch and listen.
Review: COMA, Fringe 2026
Is COMA enjoyable? Absolutely not. Is it interesting? Lie down, take a deep breath (and the pill provided, if you want), and find out.