EdFringe 2025 Review: Miss Brexit
Miss Universe gets a political spin in cabaret comedy Miss Brexit, which arrives at the
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EdFringe 2025 Review: The Real Australia
Play On Productions bring The Real Australia to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, delivering a bawdy
EdFringe 2024 Review: Swamplesque
The world of Shrek meets burlesque in Swamplesque, a glorious celebration of body positivity, high
EdFringe 2024 Review: The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return
Sam Edmunds’ The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return takes to the
EdFringe 2024 Review: Leni’s Last Lament
Performer Jodi Markel leads solo show Leni’s Last Lament which delves into the playwright Gil
EdFringe 2024 Review: The Scot and the Showgirl
The charismatic Frances Ruffelle and Norman Bowman lead the charming musical The Scot and the
EdFringe 2024 Review: Come Dine With Me: The Musical
Channel 4’s tea-time television staple Come Dine With Me is the focus of the parody
EdFringe 2024 Review: Queen
Queen Victoria’s legacy as the second-longest reigning British monarch is explored in the fascinating and
EdFringe 2024 Review: DIVA – Live from Hell
The inimitable Luke Bayer leads the one-man show DIVA: Live From Hell by playwright Nora
EdFringe 2024 Review: Ginger Johnson Blows Off!
Delivering the campest stunt show known to man, RuPaul’s Drag Race UK champ arrives at
EdFringe 2024 Review: Rebels and Patriots
Floating Shed, an Israeli-Palestinian-British production company, brings their timely Rebels and Patriots to the Edinburgh
EdFringe 2024 Review: Beyond Krapp
Peter McCormick brings Beyond Krapp to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe stage, housing itself in the
EdFringe 2024 Review: 1984
George Orwell’s 1949 published classic 1984 continues to prove a prescient and worryingly relevant text
EdFringe 2024 Review: Reuben Kaye: Live and Intimidating
Australian cabaret icon Reuben Kaye returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with his latest blend
EdFringe 2024 Review: Who Do Ya Love?
The hits of KC and the Sunshine Band make-up the soundtrack of new musical Who
EdFringe 2024 Review: Rêves
Powerhouse physical theatre arrives at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s Assembly Roxy in the form of
EdFringe 2023: The Way Way Deep ★★★★★
Patrick McPherson’s The Way Way Deep takes centre stage in the Cowgate’s Underbelly this Edinburgh
EdFringe 2023 Review: The Hunger ★★★★
Black Bright Theatre Company present mother-daughter kitchen-sink drama meets apocalyptic horror in The Hunger playing
EdFringe 2023 Review: Sing, River ★★★
Blending elements of the evolving queer experience with English mythology, Sing, River from writer and
The Rising Trend Of Stand Up Comedy
The popularity of stand-up comedy has skyrocketed during the past few years. It has gone
EdFringe 2022 Review: Rob Madge – My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do)
Rob Madge was quick to become a viral sensation after their sharing of home video
EdFringe 2022 Review: Jesus, Jane, Mother and Me
Jesus, Jane, Mother & Me, the latest work from writer and director Philip Stokes serves
EdFringe 2022 Review: Rebel
In a move of genius, the music of David Bowie combines with the awe of
EdFringe 2022 Review: Reuben Kaye – The Butch Is Back!
All feels right in the world as Reuben Kaye returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with