Just about everything you’d want for an evening at the circus hub, but Dieter takes it far deeper than just surface level glitz and rizz.
A Review of The Creative Martyrs: Serious Satirical Silliness, Fringe 2025
An unmissable Fringe favourite, the Creative Martyrs are a shining beacon of hope in the dark, because no; you’re not alone – and they have songs about it!
A Review of Dan Leith: Defiling Gravity, Fringe 2025
A great hour of musical comedy from Dan Leith, with a slight plane theme that works really well downstairs in West Port Oracle. Witty, funny and highly entertaining.
Review: A Bad Taste Show, Fringe 2025
A tightly-run 45-minute comedy sketch show based on ‘bad taste’ jokes and scenarios.
Review: Come to the Cabaret, Fringe 2025
If you’re looking for some classic American musical cabaret performances, Come to the Cabaret is the right show for you.
Review: Ha, Fringe 2025
A one-woman performance that’s evocative, deeply disturbing, and uncomfortable – it packs a punch. Not for the faint of heart!
Review: I’m Not Saying We Should, But What If We Did? Fringe 2025
A provocative, cleverly-written satirical play exploring populism and privilege under the guise of a proposed policy to ban men (and football).
A review of Margolyes & Dickens: More Best Bits, Fringe 2025
Miriam Margolyes is unapologetically herself, and treats you to not only some of her beloved Dickens characters, but also to more of Miriam, too.