The Lidl Bruno Mars returns to George Square with a miniature keyboard and masterclass storytelling. A top-tier Edinburgh Fringe hour.
Review: Gareth Mutch Means Well, Fringe 2026
Torrential rain outside could not dampen the laughs inside Stand 1 as Gareth Mutch delivered an engaging hour of self-deprecating comedy with Gareth Mutch Means Well.
Review: All the Hits of The Beach Boys, Fringe 2026
Looking for classic harmonies on George Street? The Beached Boys deliver a faithful, high-energy tribute to California surf rock at Le Monde this Fringe.
Review: The Hunger Artist by Franz Kafka, Fringe 2026
I had never seen any of Kafka’s work performed live. So I was intrigued to see Kafka’s final story portrayed by Jonathan Sidgwick at the Rotunda Theatre. This was a powerful, intimate performance that evoked emotions.
Review: Girlz, Fringe 2026
An enjoyable musical with a talented cast, catchy songs and a worthwhile message. Girlz delivers a fun hour, but predictable moments and a familiar premise meant it was missing that extra spark of originality that can make a Fringe show really stand out.
A review of Julian Clary: Fully Dilated, Fringe 2026
A self-described “prominent homosexual” and “camp old mincer”, Julian Clary makes a triumphant return to the Edinburgh Fringe after 17 years away! It’s a very fun show, and my first experience of live Julian Clary saying things that would get him “flogged in Dubai, pointed at in Peckham” – so I didn’t really know what […]
The 2026 Fringe crowns Fil Milton’s funeral car gag as the Cheeziest Joke
Fil Milton wins the new £1,000 Cheez-It Cheeziest Joke Award at the 2026 Edinburgh Fringe. Read the winning one-liner and the legacy of the Dave prize.
Review: Not Another Whisky Tasting!, Fringe 2026
At £16 for three high-strength drams, the Scotch Malt Whisky Society offers one of the most intense half hours in Edinburgh. Find out why our favourite pour of the day caught us completely by surprise in our latest local review