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A review of Dracula: Lucy’s Dream, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

A purposefully uncanny delve into the wonderfully choreographed mind of haunted Lucy, asking me to believe the unbelievable, and letting me see all the demons and wonders that can emerge when you set aside what you think you know, and simply watch and listen.

Review: COMA, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

Is COMA enjoyable? Absolutely not. Is it interesting? Lie down, take a deep breath (and the pill provided, if you want), and find out.

Review: Next to Normal, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

With strong across the cast, with particularly memorable work from Brikaih Floré and Zac McGuire, Next to Normal is a powerful, complex and emotionally resonant, with themes that stay with you.

Review: Disenchanted! The Hit Musical, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Guest Reviewer Leave a Comment

An exceptionally talented cast with outstanding vocals and a worthwhile message about female empowerment, but a lack of narrative depth and audience connection makes it difficult to become invested in the show.

Review: Linus Karp was Hit with an Umbrella, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Bronwen Winter Phoenix Leave a Comment

Linus Karp was Hit with an Umbrella is a bold, brave and powerfully triumphant show of unity, support and love in the face of hate, with an important message. Absolutely unmissable.

Review: Patrick Monahan – I’m Not A Terrorist – I’m Freddie Mercury, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Teesside’s Irish-Iranian comedic engine Patrick Monahan brings his latest Fringe outing to Gilded Balloon by the Museum for the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. In I’m Not A Terrorist – I’m Freddie Mercury, Monahan takes the stifling heat of the venue in his stride, delivering a razor-sharp, crowd-pleasing hour that balances lighthearted observational comedy with the […]

Review: Ben Hart – The Labyrinth, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Surrounded by mirrors in the Palais du Variété, Ben Hart presents a masterclass in psychological illusion and theatrical storytelling. From shadow play to clever mentalism, The Labyrinth is a solid four-star Edinburgh Fringe hit.

Review: Macbeth – Blood and Bluegrass, Fringe 2026

August 10, 2026 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Can bluegrass music work with Shakespeare? The Barden Party brings warrior women and live acoustic arrangements to Edinburgh Fringe in a bold, fast-paced adaptation of Macbeth.

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