Blood, satire, and flawless stagecraft collide in SUCCUBUS at Underbelly Dexter. Georgina Collins crafts a sharp coming-of-rage tale that bites back at everyday misogyny with expert comic timing.
Review: Possessive! The Musical!, Fringe 2026
Suburban exorcism meets pop punk comedy in Possessive! The Musical. St Vincent’s basement venue provides the perfect backdrop for this sharp, energetic 4 star Fringe treat. Brilliant vocal work and clever staging throughout.
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.
Review: Tom Stade Rules, Fringe 2026
Tom Stade at his absolute best. A brilliantly funny and relatable hour of stand-up with excellent storytelling, natural crowd work and a performer who completely commands the room. A must-see for any stand-up fan.
A review of Goodbye Horses: an Unauthorised Retelling of Jonathan Demme’s The Silence Of The Lambs, Fringe 2026
The number of the audience members giving a standing ovation is a testament to Micheal’s performance and that there is certainly and audience for this show. If you’re a serious Silence of the Lambs fan, it’s worth checking out!
Review: Bilal Zafar – Rubicon, Fringe 2026
If you want a comedy show that feels like a live television production, check out Bilal Zafar in Rubicon. It is interactive, technically slick, and bites back at the class divide with great wit. A stand-out hour at the Underbelly.
Review: Courtney Büchner – One of the Girls, Fringe 2027
Hilarious, observational, and full of sharp crowd work, Courtney Büchner’s One of the Girls captures the intensity of modern relationships. A perfect show to kick off an evening at the Pleasance.
Review: Raj Poojara – Dice, Fringe 2026
Smart, warm, and highly relatable, Raj Poojara’s debut stand-up show Dice delivers consistent laughs at the Pleasance Courtyard this Fringe. A rising talent worth catching.