A darkly devastating and powerful play unveiling the different faces of violence and abuse women face on a continual daily basis, with themes of resilience, abuse, survival and solidarity. Very relatable. A gut punch to watch, but also important.
A review of Tim Biglowe: Plonka, Fringe 2026
A wonderfully unassuming comedian with excellent timing, relatable material and a rare ability to make an audience feel part of the show. Plonka is a fantastic Fringe discovery, and one I’d strongly recommend catching now before Tim Biglowe moves on to bigger venues.
Review: An A to Z Guide to Dating, Fringe 2026
A funny, original, cleverly executed one-woman musical comedy based on the advice given in Feast at the Famine, the book written by Grace O’Keefe’s mother.
Review: Robin Grainger – Lemonade, Fringe 2026
Aberdeenshire-born and now local Edinburgh stand-up Robin Grainger has brought his latest hour, Lemonade, to Assembly George Square – The Crate for the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Running daily at 8:20pm until 31 August, the show finds the BBC Scotland Comedy Underground alumnus pivoting towards pure happiness following a series of darker, more personal Fringe […]
Review: Heist – How to Steal a Masterpiece, Fringe 2026
Hours after leaving the Speakeasy at the Voodoo Rooms, you will still be trying to work out how Chris Cook pulled off his impossible tricks in Heist: How to Steal a Masterpiece. A mind-bogglingly impressive show.
Review: SUCCUBUS, Fringe 2026
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.