A lovely story of learning about songs, following your dreams, working hard and play told by a cute cast of Milly and her woodland pals complete with stickers and colouring sheets. An ideal show for wee ones 2-6!
Review: 44 Minutes, Fringe 2026
A barefooted man lies uncomfortably writhing in the centre of the stage, inside the framework of a cage. We shuffle in through the shipping container door, filling up every available seat in this small venue. The door closes, and I understand that we too are now held captive in this cage, feeling in my bones […]
Review: Saving Britney, Fringe 2026
A well-told and thoughtfully structured story that cleverly parallels one woman’s life with Britney Spears’. With strong storytelling, plenty of ’90s nostalgia and Britney references that never feel forced, Saving Britney is a solid Fringe hour, even if it didn’t quite blow me away.
Review: Overtone, Fringe 2026
An ambitious and atmospheric two-hander with committed performances and some thoughtful staging. While I appreciated what Overtone was attempting, I found its structure difficult to follow and wanted its themes and characters to be developed further.
Review: boobytrapped, Fringe 2026
Overall, boobytrapped is a perfect show for the Fringe, and is certainly a must-see in my opinion.
Review: Ships, Fringe 2026
The spirit of Leith is at the core of the character-driven drama titled Ships. The tension between struggle and beauty starts building from the first monologue. Struggle of class and race inequality, violence and loneliness on one side. Beauty of resilience and strength, and breeze from the sea that inspires ephemeral moments of hope (or […]
A review of Tim Biglowe: Plonka, Fringe 2026
A wonderfully unassuming comedian with excellent timing, relatable material and a rare ability to make an audience feel part of the show. Plonka is a fantastic Fringe discovery, and one I’d strongly recommend catching now before Tim Biglowe moves on to bigger venues.
Review: Liberace and Liza – A Tribute, Fringe 2026
Forget looking camp directly in the eye, Liberace and Liza takes camp by the hand and brings in home to meet Mother in Palm Springs. A spectacle of glitter, friendship and sass with songs old and new, there is truly something for everyone within the show- a definite DO NOT MISS for Fringe season 2026.