Can I be awful? is hilarious. This is quick, sharp, biting comedy at its finest. Rachel Fairburn has artfully crafted…
This is a funny, relatable, current and well crafted show. Kiri Pritchard- McLean is a master of blending self-deprecating humour,…
A fine collaborative effort between writer and director, Aisling Smith and actress Laura Whelan, and with the timely help of…
Rats in your home - instantly this subject creates a feeling of uneasiness, uncleanliness, thoughts of scratching noises, thoughts of…
I, like many English people who’ve moved to Edinburgh but still have family down South, am very familiar with the…
Our hero William Baxter justifies the chequered life of an inveterate gambler by bemoaning the fact he left school at…
Temping is like nothing else I’ve seen at the Edinburgh Fringe, being more of an interactive experience than a show.…
Victoria Wood is one of those northern comedians whose expressions find a way into your life, without you really even…
Pauline is a pure example of storytelling where the words, voices and testimonies of three generations of women meet and…
If you’re in search of a family friendly show this Fringe, or even if you just want to enjoy a…