A playful, visceral multimedia exploration of nervous system dysregulation that turns an everyday meltdown into something physical, poetic and deeply human.
Review: House of Life, Fringe 2026
Join the Rave-olution with House of Life, where you’ll participate on a masterclass of happiness led by Rave-rand and his trusty sidekick Trev. My favourite show of Fringe 2026!
Radar: The Caley Bar hosts Toki-O Nights
The Caley Bar hosts Toki-O Nights this September, bringing Japanese listening-bar culture and audiophile sound to the West End of Princes Street. The free music series runs across two Wednesday evenings, 9th September and 23rd September 2026, from 7 pm to 10 pm, pairing rare vinyl selections with Suntory Toki Japanese whisky highballs. Inspired by […]
A review of David Alnwick: The Haunted Magician, Fringe 2026
A banter-driven but playful magician with plenty of tricks up his sleeve and a talent for reading minds and crowdwork, David Alnwick clearly has a love not just of magic tricks, but also the story, the history, and an awareness of the innate creepiness and discomfort created by doing the impossible.
Review: Sasha Graham’s Ghost Stories and Tarot, Fringe 2026
Graham theatrically performs a one-woman autobiography of her own ghost story, taking us along to a bubbly journey through her time in early 90s New York. Chapters of the story broken up by tarot readings for cards handed allowed her to weave context into the more abstract ideas of tarot readings.
Review: Mother, Maiden and Crone, Fringe 2026
Hell hath no fury like a Scottish woman on her hen do scorned. Nor the three witches running the bar where the evening’s events unfold. Come to Bedlam Theatre for a raucous, celebratory, and fiercely queer night in Limbo (Bar and Kitchen) as our shot boy, drag queen, and DJ prepare for the coming of McBride!
A review of Kate Butch: A Kate In The Hand Is Worth Two In The Butch, Fringe 2026
Going against her own advice, Kate Butch, metaphorically naked, trapses around her glass house of comedy. Kate Butch: A Kate In The Hand Is Worth Two In The Butch is a surprisingly candid look at the life and musings of one of the country’s most loved performers. She’s ready to make you laugh, think, question, and delight in all things human and deeply petty.
Review: Our Martin in the Background, Fringe 2026
If you love a good story, want to be swept away into a vivid and heartfelt romance, and have a healthy understanding of Lancashire culture(not essential, but definitely helpful), this is absolutely a performance not to be missed. I enjoyed every aspect of Our Martin In The Background, and look forward to seeing where and how this work may grow next.