Will Owen – Like Nobody’s Watching 4****

Will Owen’s “Like Nobody’s Watching” is a lively and hilarious hour that blends the chaos of reality TV with sharp, self-aware comedy. Winner of Leicester Square New Comedian 2022, Owen delivers a fast-paced performance that feels like a blend of … Read More

Amos Gill – Going down swinging 4.5****

Amos Gill’s “Going Down Swinging” is a sharp, no-holds-barred hour of stand-up that firmly cements his place as a controversial, hard hitting force in comedy. The award-winning comedian and international rising star returns to the Fringe, delivering a show that’s … Read More

Nic Sampson – Yellow Power Ranger 4****

Nic Sampson, who starred as the Yellow Ranger in the 14th season of Power Rangers, has come a long way since his days of battling evil. At the tender age of 18, Nic embodied the role with a mix of … Read More

Chris Forbes – Collywobble 4****

So what do you want to see comedy wise on a Fringe midafternoon? Well you could do a lot worse than to see Scottish comedian and actor Chris Forbes for an hour of non-threatening, well written comedy with a lot … Read More

N.Ormes – 5*****

Witnessing N.Ormes felt like stepping into a world where bodies move like poetry, each gesture and lift carefully choreographed to convey a story that words could never fully encapsulate. Agathe and Adrien’s performance is a masterclass in physical theatre, where … Read More

Surrender 4****

A new play by writer and co-director Sophie Swithinbank, author of the multi award-winning Bacon, this is a one woman play performed by Phoebe Ladenburg, taking on the role as the mother.

When the play opens, the mother is sitting … Read More

An Act of Grace 4****

A contemporary thriller brought to us by Canadian company, Ottowa Little Theatre, making a welcome return to the Fringe, and written by John Muggleton, author of their 2022 award winning Burn.

The play’s rather shocking start has Grace, hooded and … Read More

Four More Short Plays Loosely Linked By the Theme of Crime – 5*****

Charles Edward Pipe has written and directed these four mini plays, all with a common theme of a planned crime. The first play is a train robbery, the second a forged will, the third a murder of work colleague and … Read More

Comala, Comala – 4.5****

Based on the book ‘Pedro Paramo’ by Mexican writer Juan Rulfo, this ambitious production takes on the mighty task of translating a seminal novel into a musical play. The floor of the Studio theatre is so packed with beautiful drums … Read More

Tez Ilyas – Before 8 4 ½ ****

Tez Ilyas has not been at the Fringe for a couple of years and oh how much has changed in that time, both in his own life and in the country in general, but now he is back, and as … Read More