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The Fit Prince (who gets switched on the square in the frosty castle the night before (insert public holiday here)) – 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
Following on from the smash hits of Gwyneth Goes Skiing and Diana: The Untold and Untrue Story, AwkwardProds returns with another mixup of camp craziness, this time parodying the seasonal silliness of Christmas (or insert-public-holiday-here) movies so exemplified by Netflix … Read More
Jacob Nussey: Primed – 3.5***
August 18, 2025 | one4review
Jacob Nussey delivered a brilliantly dry and deadpan hour of stand-up, drawing from his experiences as an Amazon warehouse worker. A lad from Mansfield whose football dreams fizzled out, Jacob left school with minimal qualifications—describing it more as a leisure … Read More
Brian Molley Quartet – …And Jazz Was Born in Scotland 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
Forget tidy genre boxes and Wikipedia timelines—the Brian Molley Quartet grab jazz, spun it through a ceilidh, baptised it in a Hebridean storm, and let it loose to dance across the Atlantic. For an hour in the subterranean hush of … Read More
Matt Harvey: I Got Bit By A Monkey Once 3***
August 18, 2025 | one4review
Matt Harvey, straight outta Melbourne, tells stories the way your weird uncle knits you socks for Christmas—kind of comforting, kind of weird, and honestly, a bit wonky in spots. Don’t come looking for rapid-fire punchlines, this guy’s more about dragging … Read More
Jez Lowe: Life Writing – 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
The North East has long produced its share of troubadours, and Jez Lowe sits comfortably among the very best of them. A songwriter’s songwriter, he has spent decades marrying wit, politics, and melody into songs that feel both timeless and … Read More
Angelica Mode 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review 1
Angelica Mode are an Edinburgh-based three-piece built around identical Dublin-born twins — singer-songwriter/guitarist Brian Hughes and bassist-synth wielder Martin Hughes — plus Stevie Sticks on drums. Formed in 2020, they’ve clearly spent the last few years chiselling their sound into … Read More
The Best of Irish Comedy – The Stand 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
Irish comedians have been descending on Edinburgh since the Fringe’s inception, and with good reason. Their humour lands squarely with locals while carrying a universality that appeals across the board. They’re the fifth Beatle of the festival — the beating … Read More
The Katet vs 1995 – 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
The Katet are back, and the funk is thicker than ever. This time they’ve pointed their horn section squarely at 1995 — a year of Britpop swagger, MTV saturation, and late-night slow jams — and retooled it with syncopated grooves, … Read More
Gill Cordiner : Abs Flab 5*****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
She’s a Scottish woman on a mission, to re-discover herself and have a lot of fun along the way following the breakup of her marriage. In “Abs Flab”, Gill Cordiner re-locates to Australia and has one hell of a … Read More
Africa Power: The Colour of Water 3.5***
August 18, 2025 | one4review
Africa Power: The Colour of Water is a vibrant and thought-provoking performance that blends storytelling, music, and movement to explore identity, heritage, and resilience. At its heart is the tale of Bantu and the origin of water in Africa — … Read More
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