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Continue reading →: GUMSHOE!- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.GUMSHOE! by Christian Dart, where audiences are taken back to 1940’s America, with this noir detective complete with rainncoat, who is running out of time and luck fast. The streets of New York are dangerous, and unsolved cases are GUMSHOE’s speciality. We join him. As he prepares to embark on…
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Continue reading →: Jeeves and Wooster-St Paul’s Actors Church.Performed outside at St Paul Church (The Actors Church) Covent Garden 18th August 2026. I had the pleasure to review this as part of a series of three shows that are being performed at various venues across the UK this summer. The Alfresco Actors company consists of two groups of…
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Continue reading →: Operation Blank – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Operation Blank written and performed by George Grant draws heavily on his corporate life to create a sharp and highly imaginative satire. The minimalist set consists of George’s desk, a contentious seating arrangement, and a large video screen mounted at the rear, on which the other participants gather. An emergency…
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Continue reading →: Big Tobacco’s Pinocchio-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Big Tobacco’s Pinocchio offers an incredibly dark and twisted journey into what Pinocchio might have become involved with if the story had been written and set in today’s culture. The storyline is loosely based on the original Fairytale. However, its focus is on the dark alter ego side of the…
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Continue reading →: Monski Mouse’s Baby Cabaret – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Monski Mouse’s Baby Cabaret promises a relaxed, baby-friendly cabaret for ages 0–5, with families invited to settle on a pillow-strewn floor. The idea is charming, but in practice, the space is too cramped for comfort, a big space with too many people. The quieter children were overwhelmed. Toddlers need room…
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Continue reading →: Your Choice Amanda Royce-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Your Choice Amanda Royce was written and performed by Rachel Twigg. It’s a fast-paced solo show that’s a roller coaster of emotions with a few revelations along the way. This is a show that the audience participation is required throughout the show. Nothing embarrassing or awkward. You’re in Coulsdon, and…
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Continue reading →: Murder, She Didn’t Write – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Murder, She Didn’t Write is an improvised comedy murder mystery from Degrees of Error, built around audience suggestions to create a fresh whodunnit each night. The audience supplies key details, including the weapon, event, victim and killer, and the cast deftly turns these prompts into a coherent, entertaining story, inventing…
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Continue reading →: The Jolly Fisherman-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Alex Hill returns to the Edinburgh Fringe this year in a new two hander play called The Jolly Fisherman with Jonny Khan. After Hill’s hugely successful run of Why I Stuck a Flare up my Arse for England. Hill plays Alan, a young lad growing up in Barking whose Father…
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Continue reading →: The SEND Bubble Show – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
What child doesn’t love bubbles? The SEND Bubble Show introduces audiences to Ray Bubbles, an international bubbleologist; and yes, that really is a job title. Ray creates beautiful bubble sculptures, playful effects, and little moments of wow that delight children and grown-ups alike. His shows are designed to be accessible…
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Continue reading →: Firebrand-Camden Fringe 2026.Firebrand performed at the The Water Rats in Kings Cross London on 17th -19th August 2026. Firebrand is a brand new queer musical that has been set in France during the rein of Louis 14th. It has been written by Merilee Ettia and Robbie Hebert and covers the struggles between…
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