A surprise late-night hit, I Was a Teenage She-Devil is a fantastically fun blast of campy, gory, rock-and-roll theatre.
Review: Shamilton! The Improvised Hip-Hop Musical, Fringe 2025
Shamilton! delivers an hour of chaotic hilarity, powered by some of the sharpest minds and voices at the Fringe. It’s clear why the show has a loyal following who treat every performance as a must-see event
Review: Shantify, Fringe 2025
A talented six-man cast delivers an energetic musical, turning pop hits into sea shanties within a simple story of a fishing village. A polished, feel-good show with a predicted West End future.
Review: Bloody Influencers, Fringe 2025
How far would you go for fame? Meet @daisy_beautyme, an Instagram star trapped in the fantasy of social media perfection.
Review: The Mothman Cometh, Fringe 2025
“The Mothman Cometh” is a surprisingly uplifting and interactive theatre experience where the audience participates in a bizarre group therapy session to help a troubled, song-loving Mothman escape the abyss.
Review: Proust Effect, Fringe 2025
Eden Choi’s Fringe show is a definite recommendation, delivering mind-boggling, world-class sleight-of-hand that deserves the audience’s full attention within its unique dinner-theatre venue.
Review: Caroline McEvoy: Train Man, Fringe 2025
Caroline McEvoy’s Train Man is a brutally honest yet surprisingly uplifting comedy show that candidly explores her complex relationship with her autistic brother and her search for a normal life.
Radar: The UK’s largest D&D convention returns to Edinburgh
There are one or two larger tabletop games events in the UK than Tabletop Scotland, such as the giant UK Games Expo, but Tabletop Scotland is the largest Adventurers League event