The Flying Bubble Show returned to the Fringe this year with a performance that felt larger in scale and more visually ambitious, while still holding onto the gentle, child‑like simplicity that makes it so appealing. Performance From the moment the first giant bubble drifted across the room, the audience settled into that familiar sense of […]

A bright, friendly and well‑run themed breakfast that offers something a bit different to do during the Fringe with friends and family. The weekly changing themes keep it fresh, the character interaction is genuinely engaging, and the mix of games, singing and crafts makes it a fun morning out for younger children. Remy’s “hundred stars” verdict says it all — a cheerful, interactive experience that little ones really enjoy.

A playful, imaginative slice of children’s theatre built entirely on movement, visual storytelling and handcrafted sound. Instead of dialogue, the performers rely on sharp physical comedy and expressive character work to guide the audience through a simple but engaging storyline. The robot’s lifelike behaviour becomes the centrepiece of the show, creating a sense of wonder that pulls children in immediately.

A brilliantly energetic, funny, engaging and interactive magic show – not to mention fun for the entire family. Highly recommend!

A sold-out family favourite, All New Crazy Puppet Magic Show is a fun and interactive show aimed at younger children. Leigh Milne combines puppetry and magic with plenty of opportunities for the audience to get involved, including children coming up on stage and becoming part of the action.