Tom Brace: The Ride 4D 4****

Tom Brace: The Ride 4D is a refreshing and delightful escape from the typical theme park experience, especially for younger audiences. Forget the long lines and crowded spaces of Disney World; Tom Brace’s new magic-themed park is where the real … Read More

Isobel Rogers – How To Be Content 4****

Isobel Rogers’ Fringe show How to be Content is a delightful musical odyssey that effortlessly blends wit, warmth, and inventive storytelling. Armed with just her guitar, Rogers delves into the existential questions that modern life throws at us, tackling them … Read More

Laura Smyth Living My Best Life 4****

You may recognise Laura from TV shows such as Live at the Apollo and the Jonathon Ross Show amongst others.

Laura brings her show to Edinburgh with a beaming smile and ponders what makes her think she is indeed Living … Read More

Mark Bittlestone – I Need a Straight Guy 4****

Mark Bittlestone’s “I Need a Straight Guy” is a laugh-out-loud exploration of modern gay life, blending humour with keen social commentary. A social media sensation known for his clever skits that mock gay stereotypes, Bittlestone brings his online persona to … Read More

Jack Tucker: Comedy Stand-Up Hour 3***

Jack Tucker, Comedy Stand-Up Hour is an absolute riot. No seriously, it’s a petrol fuelled fire-bomb of a show, full of chaos and anarchy, I actually expected the police to arrive any second and break it up!

Tucker has amassed … Read More

Vlad Ilich – Vladislav, Baby Don’t Hurt Me 4****

In Vladislav, Baby Don’t Hurt Me, Vlad Ilich, North Macedonia’s biggest comedic export, takes the audience on a deep and dark journey through his life, brilliantly intertwining his passion for chess with some very clever political humour. The Balkan comedian’s … Read More

How a Jellyfish Saved the World -Jam Jar Theatre Company CIC 3.5 ***

How a Jellyfish Saved the World by Jam Jar Theatre Company is a fun but flawed attempt to combine puppetry, music, and an environmental message. The story follows Clyde, a jellyfish searching for a friend, who mistakenly befriends a plastic … Read More

Captain Zak’s Space Pirate Problems – 5*****

Captain Zak: Space Pirate is a delightful romp through space, designed with young adventurers in mind. As soon as the show begins, Captain Zak, an endearing and slightly chaotic space pirate, pulls the audience into his world of intergalactic mishaps. … Read More

Eddy Hare: This One’s On Me 4****

Eddy Hare’s comedy show This One’s On Me is a delightful blend of dry wit and wry observations, marking him as a promising new talent in the comedy scene. At 31 years old, Hare describes himself as an “early bloomer” … Read More

Sorry (I Broke Your Arms and Legs) – 5*****

It probably speaks to my disposition that, for whatever reason, nothing sells me on a Fringe show quicker than the mention that it contains a PowerPoint Presentation as it’s main narrative device. In Sorry (I Broke Your Arms and Legs), … Read More