Review: TITCLOWN – daddy’s little girl, Fringe 2026
Jessica Aszkenasy brings her Gaulier-trained alter ego back to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with TITCLOWN: daddy’s little girl,…
A review of MC Hammersmith: Ice Ice Nepo Baby, Fringe 2026
Improvisation is daunting enough on its own, but crowd work while freestyle rapping feels like another level entirely……
A review of Chris Grace: 88%, Fringe 2026
In his hour-long offering at this year’s Fringe, Chris Grace asks the question can we get along with…
Review: Thermos Museum Books, Fringe 2026
Thermos Museum Books brings an uncompromising hour of deadpan absurdist presentation to the Lower Cellar Bar at Canons’…
Review: 10A – The Fitting Room, Fringe 2026
Australian writer-performer Eliza Allen brings her solo show, 10A: The Fitting Room, to Just the Tonic at The…
Review: Legendary, Fringe 2026 – Edinburgh Reviews
At the time of writing this, I have seen 40 shows at this year’s Edinburgh Festival. This is…
Review: Richard Stott – Streets Won’t Forget, Fringe 2026
Richard Stott brings his latest stand-up hour, Streets Won’t Forget, to Hoots at Nicolson Square for the August…
Review: Sarah Roberts – Scary Movie 7, Fringe 2026
Sarah Roberts arrives at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 with Scary Movie 7, taking up a late-night 22:00…
Review: Fatiha El-Ghorri – Cockney Stacking Doll, Fringe 2026
The queues spilling out onto Blair Street outside Monkey Barrel 4 tell you everything you need to know…
A review of John Robertson: Excitable Boy! Fringe 2026
I’ve heard good things about John Robertson. People queued early to make sure they got into this free…