Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous 3***

Alfie Ordinary is by no means ordinary, he is fabulously camp and gracious throughout this coming of age story. Dressed in a sparkly waistcoat and shorts with his sparkly backpack and a piano in tow, he relates his story about … Read More

Sushi Tap Show 3***

With smiles as bright as their waistcoats, these four Japanese toe tapping tap dancers provide a great tea time treat with their comedy antics and tap dancing routines.

The show starts with the male toe tapping conductor getting the audience … Read More

Ginger Monologues 3***

Accompanied on keyboards and percussion along with two backing singers, Marie Ann uses a mixture of stand up and song to tell her story about the last unspoken prejudice of being a ginger.

She cleverly uses songs from her ginger … Read More

From India to Triana 4****

The Rootless Company lead you through an exploration of similarities of cultures and traditions through music and dance, taking you from the sounds of India to the fiery rhythms of flamenco.

The atmosphere is set by the six musicians who … Read More

Exposing Edith 4****

Michaela Burger’s amazing voice accompanied to the music provided by Greg Wain on guitar, results in an outstanding cabaret theatrical production of Edith Piaf’s life and music. 

Michaela is obsessed by Piaf. She is not only similar in looks and … Read More

Phil Nichol :- Too Much 5*****

The bundle of hyperactive energy that is Phil Nichol returns to Edinburgh once again with another of his quality hours of mayhem that few if any can emulate and is as always at the top of his A game.

As … Read More

The Noise Next Door’s Really Really Good Afternoon Show Through Time! 4****

The Noise Next Door are Matt Grant, Tom Livingstone, Sam Pacelli and Robin Hatcher, together have been performing Improv comedy for quite a few years now and can always be relied on to deliver a high energy wacky and extremely funny … Read More

Hughie 5*****

Hughie is a Eugene O’Neill one act play.

Mike McShane is Charlie, the hotel desk clerk and Phil Nichol plays Erie; the wise cracking, fast talking professional gambler. This is a shabby New York hotel. The faded grandeur and the … Read More

Silence in Court – Edinburgh Little Theatre – 3***

On arriving at Hill Street theatre, we are given tokens for a free drink and as we wait in the queue for our drink, a court usher bellows out that our presence is required in court. Entering the venue we … Read More

Nightclubbing – Rachael Young – 4****

With a live thumping soundtrack provided by the excellent Leisha Thomas and Mwen Rukandema and a black volcanic moonscape on stage, Rachael Young slowly emerges ready and dressed to go ‘nightclubbing’. Through spoken word, singing and movement she entwines the … Read More