A real treat of a time to watch live and in person, Ify Nwadiwe’s Big Facts brings the joy and comedy of a classic panel show to the Fringe with some big laughs, interesting facts, and an exciting group of people.
Review: Life Drawing at the Pianodrome, Fringe 2026
A warm, intimate life drawing session where live piano music turns two hours of concentrated drawing into something unusually relaxing.
Review: Girlz, Fringe 2026
An enjoyable musical with a talented cast, catchy songs and a worthwhile message. Girlz delivers a fun hour, but predictable moments and a familiar premise meant it was missing that extra spark of originality that can make a Fringe show really stand out.
Review: Monski Mouse’s Baby Disco Dance Hall, Fringe 2026
Follow the advice of DJ Monski and shed your grown up life for an hour of dancing the morning away with your little. Fun for kids and carers alike!
Review: The Breakup Variety Hour, Fringe 2026
An hour long support group for thriving from a breakup and being your most iconic self, in all its good bad and ugly. Ariana and the rose describes a first date as asking ‘are you interested in loving me’ and as the date (audience) of The Breakup Variety Hour we can say, hell yes!
Review: High Heels from the Big Boot, Fringe 2026
A playful comedy about women reclaiming the messy, inconvenient parts of themselves that history and family memory tend to erase.
A review of Alfie Brown: The Entertainer, Fringe 2026
A smart, funny and well-crafted hour from Alfie Brown, with plenty of laughs, excellent storytelling and an ending you really shouldn’t spoil for yourself.
A review of Tom Read Wilson: A-Z of Me, Fringe 2026
A journey through one man’s world via the alphabet. Meticulously crafted, well-paced and without filler, Tom Read Wilson is not afraid to add a poignancy and wistfulness amongst the humour.







