Is COMA enjoyable? Absolutely not. Is it interesting? Lie down, take a deep breath (and the pill provided, if you want), and find out.
Review: Next to Normal, Fringe 2026
With strong across the cast, with particularly memorable work from Brikaih Floré and Zac McGuire, Next to Normal is a powerful, complex and emotionally resonant, with themes that stay with you.
Review: Disenchanted! The Hit Musical, Fringe 2026
An exceptionally talented cast with outstanding vocals and a worthwhile message about female empowerment, but a lack of narrative depth and audience connection makes it difficult to become invested in the show.
Review: Amazing Bubble Man, Fringe 2026
A wonderful hour of fun, science, learning and of course BUBBLES! Totally captivating for all ages and a definite hit for any young fringe-goers.
A review of Larry Dean: Hellbent, Fringe 2026
A funny and personality-driven show packed with jokes, callbacks and sharp audience interactions. While the flow isn’t quite as strong, there are plenty of reasons why this comedian is adored.
A review of Heated Rivalry: The Musical Parody! Fringe 2026
A hilarious, unapologetically queer musical parody that creates a genuine party atmosphere. You don’t need to have seen Heated Rivalry to enjoy it, although fans will undoubtedly get even more from it.
Review: Nuns! – Fringe 2026
Set in medieval Bavaria, it follows the devout Sister Gertrude as she sets out to rid the convent of witches, sin and temptation, all while grappling with temptations of her own.
A review of Mike Rice: Cruel Little Man, Fringe 2025
Rice lives off his nerves. He shields himself with vulnerability and then parades it before us, a man who wants to be cool but ends up being more like Leslie Nielsen in Naked Gun, a clown you can’t help but feel sorry for, even as you howl with laughter.