Drag artist Crudi Dench has won the first Banneret Award from LAFS at Edinburgh Fringe 2026, securing a £1,500 grant aimed at tackling performer costs.
Review: 10A – The Fitting Room, Fringe 2026
Staged beneath the cobbles at The Caves, 10A: The Fitting Room blends fitting room banter with an honest look at relationship dynamics. A strong morning theatre pick for this year’s Fringe.
Review: Thermos Museum Books, Fringe 2026
An uncompromising slice of PBH’s Free Fringe absurdist comedy that turns a harsh presentation into clever, dark entertainment in Edinburgh.
Review: Nate Kitch Replica, Fringe 2026
Looking for comedy that takes real risks? Nate Kitch deconstructs stand-up with electric energy in Replica at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Review: Extra Lives – The Interactive Video Game Concert, Fringe 2026
Extra Lives brings live-scored gaming nostalgia to the Edinburgh Fringe, blending real-time band performances with crowd-sourced story choices. We tested out the interactive concert at Patter House to see if the gameplay matches the music.
Review: Woman Seeking Cuddles, Fringe 2026
Behind the playful title lies one of the most provocative solo dramas at the Edinburgh Fringe. Woman Seeking Cuddles delivers razor-sharp writing and an electric performance at the Stephenson Theatre.
Review: Shane Torres – Skinned Knees, Fringe 2026
Honest, raw, and relentlessly dark. Shane Torres tackles family grief with sharp storytelling in Skinned Knees at Assembly Roxy.
Review: VOTE – The Musical, Fringe 2026
Raw, angry, and surprisingly urgent for today. Phoebe Perry leads a large, talented cast in VOTE: The Musical at theSpace Triplex, exploring the brutal personal cost of demanding real political change.