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.
Review: HR The Musical, Fringe 2026
The absurdities of modern work culture get a musical roasting in H.R. The Musical at the Edinburgh Fringe. Sharp writing, hilarious songs, and brilliant comedic performances turn corporate dread into pure joy.
Review: Sarah Hester Ross – Serving C*nt, Fringe 2026
hink viral fame cannot translate to world-class stage chops? Sarah Hester Ross proves otherwise at Gilded Balloon Teviot with an empowering, vocally stunning masterclass in feminist cabaret.
Review: Alastair Clark – On The Record, Fringe 2026
From crate digging to comedy stages, Alastair Clark brings genuine craft and sharp callbacks to On The Record at the Edinburgh Fringe. A refreshing hour of stand-up that entertains music buffs and casual listeners alike.
A review of Circa: Wolf, Fringe 2026
I cannot overstate just how impressive the athletics feats in this show are. Not just flexibility, but also strength, coordination and the sheer control each person on stage demonstrates.
Review: CABAPOCALYPSARET (the Creative Martyrs), Fringe 2026
Unmissable Fringe vaudevillian cabaret intellectual comedy favourites return for 2026 with a new show, new songs, and some bumming. Still on the fence about whether they’re the best act to get stuck in a room with during an apocalypse, but for a Fringe show on the subject, it’s fabulous.