EdFringe 2025 Review: DIVA
A mesmerising one-woman performance that blends operatic power with intimate storytelling, DIVA is a moving
Assembly Festival
EdFringe 2025 Review: Our Brothers in Cloth
Impeccable performances and a story that both grips and unsettles take centre stage in Our
EdFringe 2023 Review: The Hunger ★★★★
Black Bright Theatre Company present mother-daughter kitchen-sink drama meets apocalyptic horror in The Hunger playing
EdFringe 2022 Review: Briefs – Sweatshop
Briefs made two appearances at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe: Bite Club featuring the much-loved
EdFringe 2022 Review: Christine Bovill – Paris: From Piaf to Pop!
Christine Bovill returns to the Edinburgh Fringe’s French Institute hub with Paris: From Piaf to
EdFringe 2022 Review: Never Let Go
Writer-performer Michael Kinnan brings Never Let Go: An Unauthorised Retelling of James Cameron’s Titanic to
EdFringe 2022 Review: (le) Pain
JD Broussé has made a name for himself as part of acro duo Nikki &
EdFringe 2022 Review: Wild Onion
The aroma of red onions, spring onions, brown onions, leeks and shallots is likely to
EdFringe 2022 Review: angel monster
Experimental dance creation angel monster is a provocative piece from Australian company Phluxus2 Dance Collective
EdFringe 2022 Review: The Silver Bell
A LGBTQ+ story with a sci-fi kick impresses in Pleasance delight The Silver Bell which
EdFringe 2022 Review: Boom
Boom presents an entertainment spectacular with a Gen Z twist giving us a glimpse into
EdFringe 2022 Review: Briefs – Bite Club
Two shows from Australian cabaret favourites Briefs make an appearance at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.
EdFringe 2022 Review: Karen From Finance Is Out of Office
Karen From Finance is somewhat of a regular to the Edinburgh Fringe, prior to this
EdFringe 2022 Review: Reuben Kaye – The Butch Is Back!
All feels right in the world as Reuben Kaye returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with
EdFringe 2022 Review: Beats On Pointe
Bursting with high energy dance spectacle, Beats On Pointe is a stellar celebration of old
EdFringe 2022 Review: Boy
Actors Vanja Maria Godée and Jeroen van der Ven lead Boy which takes residence at Summerhall
EdFringe 2022 Review: Helter Skelter
Charles Manson’s manipulative power is the focus of Helter Skelter, VETO Productions’ new dramatic narrative
EdFringe 2022 Review: Marrow
Craig Macarthur takes centre stage in Assembly Festival’s Marrow directed by Melissa Firlit. This insightful,
EdFringe 2021 Review: Styx ★★★
Returning to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in a smaller model with a now two-person line-up
EdFringe 2021 Review: Mediocre White Male ★★★
Will Close and Joe von Malachowski co-write Mediocre White Male, examining a thirty-something white male whose
EdFringe 2021 Review: Fear of Roses ★★★★
Drawing inspiration from classic femme fatale and pulp narratives, Fear of Roses from Black Bat
EdFringe 2019 Review: Diane Chorley: Modern Love
Diane Chorley: Modern Love Rating: ★★★★Venue: The Flick at George Square Studios Tickets Diane Chorley invites
EdFringe 2019 Review: Musik
Musik Rating: ★★★★★Venue: Bijou – Assembly George Street Tickets Frances Barber reprises her role as iconic
EdFringe 2019 Review: Jekyll & Hyde
Jekyll and Hyde Rating: ★★★★Venue: Assembly George Square Gardens Tickets New Zealand production company A Slightly