Glenn & Flenn were the stars of a kid’s TV puppet show that has unfortunately fallen into obscurity. Both puppets…
The audience enters the dimly lit basement. It’s a humid day and I’m pleased to get a front row seat…
David Correos’ show feels like hanging out in a state of delirium in your mate’s garage, stunk out with smoke,…
This week I’ve spent sixteen hours on buses commuting in and out of Edinburgh. You might not immediately appreciate the…
Confident, rehearsed, and gloriously unhinged, Blip Blarp lands on Earth with an ambitious mission: conquer the planet and produce 1,000…
Coming to the Fringe for the first time, Italian company Sisifo production presents Ten Ways to Die Happy, an adaptation…
Miss Frisky Laura Corcoran is an Australian -born British cabaret singer, MC and comedienne and music lovers are in for…
After watching Peregrinations, Dutch Kills Theatre’s other show, Double Take, unfortunately did not meet expectations. As a silent mime show,…
From the Olivier Award - winning producers of Cabaret and Benjamin Button, BLISS a musical fantasy story which follows four…
There is something wonderfully Fringe-like about Moving On. An Edinburgh company writes an entirely original musical, assembles seven actors and a…