I’ve got a confession to make; I’d never heard of Sarah Moss’s novel Night Waking, nor had I really looked into what to expect from this show before accepting an invite, promptly forgetting all about it, and then receiving my ticket.
Review: A Wizard Guide to Saving the World, Fringe 2025
The wizardly wizard Wotizz Moist takes us through a comedy hour of how best to save the world, and needs our help to do it.
A review of Bill Bailey: Thoughtifier, Fringe 2025
A brilliant performance from much-loved comedian Bill Bailey, with music, stories and laughs aplenty! Five stars, and highly recommend.
Review: Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett, Fringe 2025
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.