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Review: Sasha Graham’s Ghost Stories and Tarot, Fringe 2026

September 1, 2026 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

Graham theatrically performs a one-woman autobiography of her own ghost story, taking us along to a bubbly journey through her time in early 90s New York. Chapters of the story broken up by tarot readings for cards handed allowed her to weave context into the more abstract ideas of tarot readings.

Review: Frogs in Bogs, Fringe 2026

August 30, 2026 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

Frogs in Bogs is a joyfully chaotic children’s show that throws itself wholeheartedly into silliness. Set in an underground, sewage‑like world where mischievous frogs live among squelchy pipes and boggy tunnels, the show builds a playful atmosphere from the moment it begins. The performers burst onto the stage with high energy, big movements and exaggerated […]

Review: Kate Smurthwaite Writes and Performs a Brand-New Full-Length Stand-Up Show Every Single Day for the Entire Edinburgh Fringe Based on Audience Suggestions from the Previous Day (Not Tuesdays)

August 27, 2026 by Bronwen Winter Phoenix Leave a Comment

Kate Smurthwaite is a brilliantly funny, clever, and original comedian who pushes her own boundaries and also makes you think. Every day (except Tuesdays) she’s coming up with a different show, so no two are ever the same. Go along and don’t miss it.

A review of Kevin Quantum: Invisible Force, Fringe 2026

August 22, 2026 by Bronwen Winter Phoenix Leave a Comment

Kevin Quantum: Invisible Force is one smooth, slick show demonstrating tricksy rules of science and quantum physics, in ways most of us don’t quite properly understand. A real showman and a highly-entertaining hour of science/magic/quantum antics!

Review: Foot Putter – nothing to do with golf; everything to do with putting your foot in it! (Fringe 2025)

August 25, 2025 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

Maja is talented, sensitive and very likeable, with a story worth telling.

A Review of Toussaint Douglass: Accessible Pigeon Material, Fringe 2025

August 24, 2025 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

This show was truly something unique and I found myself utterly charmed by Toussaint Douglass’ combination of comedy with heart.

Review: Amy Webber – Wannabe, Fringe 2025

August 15, 2025 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Amy Webber’s latest show, Wannabe, is an autobiographical musical comedy that begins with a nostalgic look back at her childhood. The performance opens with Webber delving into a box of old memories, unearthing poetry and songs she wrote between the ages of seven and fourteen. It sounds like a sweet, wholesome trip down memory lane, […]

Review: FLIP Fabrique – Six°, Fringe 2025

August 15, 2025 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

“Flip Fabrique: Six°” is a high-energy circus show that blends physical comedy, stunning acrobatics, and an original story to create a truly memorable experience.

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