The Trials of Magnus Coffinkey is a deeply devastating show about using storytelling as a mechanism to process grief and loss. Bring tissues, I was a mess. Unforgettable performances, and a powerful show.
Review: Big Naked Variety Show, Fringe 2026
A highly entertaining variety show where all the acts appear naked and do their thing, with comedy, circus, magic and “the best thing ever”. You’ll laugh, you’ll cheer, you’ll be shocked, and most importantly, you’ll probably leave feeling like you’ve seen enough naked people for the day. Probably.
Review: All New Crazy Puppet Magic Show, Fringe 2026
A sold-out family favourite, All New Crazy Puppet Magic Show is a fun and interactive show aimed at younger children. Leigh Milne combines puppetry and magic with plenty of opportunities for the audience to get involved, including children coming up on stage and becoming part of the action.
A review of Tom Read Wilson: A-Z of Me, Fringe 2026
A journey through one man’s world via the alphabet. Meticulously crafted, well-paced and without filler, Tom Read Wilson is not afraid to add a poignancy and wistfulness amongst the humour.
A review of A Picture Book Musical: Milly’s Musical Adventure, Fringe 2026
A lovely story of learning about songs, following your dreams, working hard and play told by a cute cast of Milly and her woodland pals complete with stickers and colouring sheets. An ideal show for wee ones 2-6!
Review: Music & Murder By…, Fringe 2026
What happens when creative differences turn deadly? Music & Murder By… brings dark laughs, live pop-rock harmonies, and backstage sabotage to the Edinburgh Fringe in an inventive 4-star show at Symposium Hall Annexe.
Review: YOAH, Fringe 2026
All the way from Japan, YOAH is a mesmerising display of circus variety that will thoroughly entertain!
Radar: Count Binface – Face of the Establishment Lands at Edinburgh Fringe
Count Binface brings Face of the Establishment to the Pleasance King Dome for one night only at the Edinburgh Fringe on 26 August 2026.