Australian musical comedian Darby James brought his cabaret Little Squirt to the Edinburgh Fringe. Where he openly explains how, where and why he donated his sperm. Following with his dilemma about adding to the population. Darby takes the audience on a hilarious and heartfelt journey across the “choppy waters” of…

Show How It’s Thespian were a third-week arrival at the Edinburgh Fringe this year. It is one of the hidden gems that appear from nowhere, you take a chance and come away really pleased that you didn’t miss it. Based on their experiences of teachers they have known or have…

Ascension has been adapted for the stage by Dan Hazelwood from the dark and haunting diary entries of Leendert Hasenboch an 18th Century Sailor who was cruelly treated for being homosexual. Hasenboch had been working in a warehouse when he is caught in an homosexual encounter. Jan, his unscrupulous employer…

A Highly Suspect Murder Mystery theatre company are a charismatic cast of four who will have found a dead body before the audience’s arrival which sends the team into a panic. However, do not worry help is at hand and the police arrive on the scene almost immediately ready to…

Imagine the scene. John Lennon is waking up from a heavy night where he had been taking goodness knows what. Who should he wake up to see, no other than Vincent Van Gogh, who is innocently attempting to draw him? Whatever he had been using was still having an effect.…

Sam Hume and Justin Williams and their fellow Aussie and MC Magnus D. Magnus to entertain and deliver their internationally acclaimed Adults Only Magic Show after the nine pm watershed to bring a touch of adult magic entertainment to the Edinburgh Fringe. Magnus starts the evening’s entertainment by explaining the themes…

Comedian Mark Bittlestone affectionately refers to himself as “a little gay boy” Well that’s how he is known in the industry. Enters the stage wearing a sparkly and bedazzling football shirt, it is very eye-catching and I wonder how much work went into it. The hour-long show is Bittlestone talking…

Weather Girl offers an upbeat and over glossed impression into the life of the Californian Weather Girl Stacey played by the multi-talented Julia McDermot. The heat is rising and the sun is shining. Life under the polished veneer image that Weather Girl attempts to portray is a life being fuelled…

Wish You Were Here written by Michael  Johnson looks at relationships, life choices and drug and alcohol addiction. Brought to the Edinburgh Fringe by new Scottish theatre company Without Compromise Theatre the play focuses on the damage these do to people’s lives and the struggle to remain clean once you…

A heartwarming verbatim performance written and performed by Rachel Pollock in Journey to Long Nose. A heartfelt look into her journey of discovery. She defies anyone in Edinburgh to have a longer nose than hers and is happy to be proved wrong. Pollock questions where are we really from? Who…