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Bigfoot Ripped My Dog In Half I Saw It – 5*****

September 2, 2026 |

White-hot clown duo Xhloe and Natasha are no strangers to success at the Edinburgh Fringe with a hat trick of consecutive Fringe First Awards for Outstanding New Writing for their previous shows “And Then The Rodeo Burned Down” (2022), … Read More

A Simply Beastly Murder – 4.5****/5

September 2, 2026 |

Things don’t get much more quintessentially English than Enid Blyton’s Famous Five series with their four plucky mystery-solving pre-teens and equally plucky dog roaming unsupervised around the countryside solving mysteries and consuming lashings of various picnic foods. And, conversely, … Read More

Matthew Hayhow : Bring Out The Gimp : 4****

September 1, 2026 |

Matthew Hayhow is back at the Fringe, this time he’s new and improved, faster and stronger. Wheelchair-bound with MS, he’s part Professor X brainiac, part filthy minded observational comic. Hayhow from the beginning has the crowd in the palm of … Read More

Best In Class 4****

September 1, 2026 |

The Edinburgh Festival is tough, at times cutthroat. Not only because of the many hoops acts have to jump through just to even find a venue, but also because of the sheer amount of money required up front. Many acts … Read More

Sashi Perera: Pear Tree 5*****

September 1, 2026 |

Sri Lankan and Australian resident Sashi Perera is having an absolute ball at the Festival. Arriving in the third week of the Fringe, when some performers are suffering from burnout, Perera is efficiently glowing. It’s also her birthday, which adds … Read More

Steak Out 4****

September 1, 2026 |

Steak Out is a dark comedy written by Ruaraidh Murray who also plays one of the three lead roles. Our three main characters are planning a robbery but this is no ordinary robbery. It is a family affair which involves … Read More