If you appreciate clever comedy built on folk music, family heritage, and medieval research, Caitriona Dowden’s Sesh Head is an absolute treat.
A review of John Robertson: Excitable Boy! Fringe 2026
I’ve heard good things about John Robertson. People queued early to make sure they got into this free show. That made me even more keen to find out what this show would be like. He didn’t disappoint, this was a chaotically entertaining hour!
Review: The RemAIns of the Butler, Fringe 2026
Facing heat in the Attic and automated rivals on stage, Mike McAlpine combines real butler pedigree with physical comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe. Discover how traditional service holds up against machine learning in this afternoon solo show.
Review: 100% Badgers with Matt Hobs, Fringe 2025
“100% Badgers” is a standout Fringe hit, transforming a niche topic into a compelling and hilarious hour of storytelling. Matt Hobs’ authentic charm and genuine passion for his subject shine through, expertly balancing fascinating badger facts with the serious politics of the UK’s controversial cull. A surprisingly engrossing and highly recommended show.
A review of Sasha Ellen: When Life Gives You Ellens Make Ellenade, Fringe 2023
A no-holds-barred chat about sex, life and making the most of Deliveroo that’s absolutely worth your time. Single guys living alone might come home with harsh but helpful truths.