Giro Baby – 3.5***

Written by and starring Sophie Sandor, Giro Baby marks an impressive Fringe debut. This one-woman show tells the story of a young girl growing up in Glasgow, her journey through adolescence, and the challenges of finding her place in the … Read More

Meg Millane- Bride to be 4****

Meg Millane returns to the fringe with her latest show, Bride to be. Her character is engaged to be married (Obviously), as Meg dissects the intricacies of the planning behind a wedding, and the different people involved, she adds her … Read More

Lucy Churchill- Big B**bs Long Legs 4.5****

From the age of ten Lucy became self-conscious about her body, her 6ft 4” father and large chested mother passed on their attributes to Lucy and the result was a 5ft 11” blonde female with plenty to offer up front! … Read More

Cyn   4****

Cyn, staged in the intimate Mint Studio at Greenside@George Street, is a powerful and resonant piece of new Welsh writing that played to a packed audience on its opening day. Written by Sam Rees, who also takes on the … Read More

Father, Away She Goes – 4.5****

In the intimate confines of the Pickle Studio, Father, Away She Goes has a sparse stage with a blank canvas on an easel, a half-empty bottle of vodka, and a chair. It’s a minimalist set that leaves all the … Read More

Girlz 5*****

Girlz is a singing/dancing musical based on the formation of a Girl band, the hidden struggles, and outright shocking events behind the scenes that the band face as they try to cope with fame and fortune.

The main focus of … Read More

You’re Not Singing Anymore 3***

A heartfelt love letter to the beautiful game. It opens with a Nowhere FC flag, a washing line of worn-out kits, and two women tuning up like they’re about to take you on a journey both nostalgic and quietly magical. … Read More

Nick it for Munich 4****

In the hotbox basement of Greenside, something’s being fermented — and not just sweat. It’s hope, desperation, and that unmistakably Scottish cocktail of banter, heart and sheer bloody-mindedness.

Nick It for Munich is a high-octane, one-man play about Jamie Forsyth, … Read More

Always, Sometimes, Maybe – 3.5***

Always, Sometimes, Maybe is an ambitious solo show that blends sweet humour, physical theatre, and moments of audience participation to explore loneliness and the difficulty of forming connections.

The protagonist, a janitor, begins with a light-hearted routine of turning lights … Read More

Laura Rose: BUSHPIG – 4****

Laura Rose is an Australian who grew up on a pineapple farm so with that on her CV it was almost written in the stars she would become a comedian!

In this intimate venue, no one can escape Laura’s gaze … Read More