From early pop anthems to show-stopping musical ballads, Night Owl Shows brings Madonna’s catalogue to life with remarkable vocal precision at Surgeons’ Hall.
Review: Burger and a Pint – Treats for the Soul, Fringe 2026
Ted Milligan and James Trickey bring infectious chemistry, fast sketches, and gentle audience fun to the Pleasance Cellar. A genuinely warm and funny hour of Fringe sketch comedy that hits the mark.
A review of Crybabies: The Scaring, Fringe 2026
A brilliant comedy horror play with plenty of thrills, chills and plot twists galore – definitely a show for classic horror lovers. I had a lot of fun at this one!
Review: Tasmin Sarkany – Now That’s What I Call Bach!, Fringe 2026
What happens when a disgraced classical violinist marries her instrument? Tasmin Sarkany blends top-tier musicianship with brilliant alternative comedy in Now That’s What I Call Bach at Hoots @ Potterrow.
Review: All-Stars Burlesque 2026, Fringe 2026
All-Stars Burlesque 2026 is the very best of burlesque, featuring the creme de la creme of performers as part of the International Fringe Burlesque Festival. Go along for a fun night at the Caves!
Review: David O’Doherty – At This Stage, Fringe 2026
The Lidl Bruno Mars returns to George Square with a miniature keyboard and masterclass storytelling. A top-tier Edinburgh Fringe hour.
Review: Gareth Mutch Means Well, Fringe 2026
Torrential rain outside could not dampen the laughs inside Stand 1 as Gareth Mutch delivered an engaging hour of self-deprecating comedy with Gareth Mutch Means Well.
Review: All the Hits of The Beach Boys, Fringe 2026
Looking for classic harmonies on George Street? The Beached Boys deliver a faithful, high-energy tribute to California surf rock at Le Monde this Fringe.