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Continue reading →: Max Fulham- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Max Fulham performed his debut show at the Edinburgh Fringe last year and was hugely popular, performing to sold-out audiences. This year, the talented 26 year old ventriloquist has bought two shows to Edinburgh Memory Foam and Monkey Business. A children friendly show which has now finished and the adults show. While…
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Continue reading →: The Choir of Man – Richmond TheatreWelcome to The Jungle, the pub at the heart of The Choir of Man. It is a familiar setting: an old-school boozer complete with sticky floors, battered furniture, an upright piano and, naturally, a well-stocked bar. It is the kind of place that feels instantly recognisable, populated by characters we…
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Continue reading →: Searching for Robert Hennessey-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.What happens to a child whose born into the world of uncertainty and spends a lot of their time searching for their father? For a start, they ask every man who knocks on the family door and questions tgem if their his father, to the point that the delivery drivers…
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Continue reading →: Boys Don’t Dance – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Boys Don’t Dance is exactly the kind of joyous show you hope to find at a festival. Marc Brew adapts his own story for young audiences, blending dance, BMX, and wheelchair choreography into a slick, energetic hour full of heart. The relaxed performance I attended set the tone beautifully. A…
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Continue reading →: Leslie Gold- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.101 Rules for a Better World (by Comedians) created by Leslie Gold. Three other comedians from across the Edinburgh Fringe take their seats on the panel to decide with the help of Gold, which rules should be made law in the interest of the UK public. These new rules can…
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Continue reading →: Henry VIII and His Groom- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Henry VIII and His Groom play have arrived for the final week of the Edinburgh Fringe at Paradise, The Vaults. If you haven’t yet ventured there, it’s an atmospheric setting and welcoming venue a typical off the track fringe space, worth at least one visit during your Fringe. It’s certainly…
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Continue reading →: The Truth About Trees – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.The Truth About Trees is a charming and gentle family theatre show aimed at children aged 5–8. Combining actors, puppets, shadows, and imaginative storytelling. It follows Alfie as he discovers more about trees, nature, and the importance of listening in the world around us. The Box at Assembly George Square…
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Continue reading →: The Hunger Artist- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.The Hunger Artist by Franz Kafka was performed at the Edinburgh Fringe by Jonathan Sidgwick, a macabre first-class adaptation of the Kafta short story. One that makes you question how far an artist will go to give their best performance? Placed in a cage centre stage, with only straw to…
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Continue reading →: The Brush-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.The Brush is the Edinburgh Fringe debut by Indie American film director, screenwriter, and producer Joe Maggio, who also helps out with sound jobs when he is asked to earn some extra money. Who wouldn’t if they had the opportunity? An unlikely friendship has grown between Joe Maggio and UK…
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Continue reading →: Little Pink Dress-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Little Pink Dress is a coming of age and “coming out” musical performance by singer song writer Joey Jennings. From an early age he knew he was gay and loved dressing up in his mother’s clothes. Being bought up by a single mother, he felt more comfortable being himself, and…


















