On a, thankfully, sunny day, the Holstead family are Team 4 and directed by the delightful Carmel Calvin, to go…
One of the most heavily (and successfully) promoted shows I’ve ever seen on the Fringe, the ubiquitous posters have foretold…
Singer Hannah Hay exudes youthful appreciation of her genre, swaying barefoot before an excellent five-piece in the comfortable and intimate…
A new play by BAFTA nominee Yolanda Mercy (Quarter Life Crisis), in which Mercy plays Ade Adeyami, a young British-Nigerian…
Performed cabaret style with tables and chairs, it’s well worth arriving a little before the stated ticket start time, with…
Performed down a close off the Royal Mile, this is a nicely site specific interpretation of the classic Edinburgh Burke…
Set within a fully sealed and completely dark and sound-proofed container outside Summerhall, as a half-hour filler I have no…
This might just be the best day I’ve ever had at the Edinburgh Fringe. I’ve just come from Every Brilliant…
Every Brilliant Thing, by Duncan MacMillan and Jonny Donahue is back and goes straight in at number one on my…
Like a pair of iconic Midsommer maidens, in mediaeval garb, replete with silly Wicker Man – style animal head hats…