★★★★★ There’s always a slight tension when I walk into a stand-up show. I always thought I didn’t like stand-up; I realise I don’t really like middle-class male stand-up! …
★★★★ The Beehive Inn on The Grassmarket has a distinct vibe, from the sounds of an ‘enthusiastic’ busker wafting through the windows, to the ornate fireplaces and stale-beer infused carpets.…
★★★ Donaldson gives us the visually impaired Geordie experience, complete with sarky pre-recorded audio description from an ‘actor who should’ve been paid more’. Yet for its integrated accessibility, it’s knowingly…
★★★★★ Even though Edinburgh includes the West-End, the idea of venturing toward the New Town, puts off many a punter. Cut to, me running down back alleys trying to find…
★★ People never sit in the front row, which I think is a bit disrespectful to the performer, so I enthusiastically took my place inches from the stage. Big mistake.…
★★★★★ Autistic singer, storyteller and absurdist Paul Vickers, has been part of the Edinburgh Fringe landscape for well over a decade. So much so, that if you ever get in…
★★★★ I normally don’t think about the title of stand-up shows much. Often acts land on a funny pun (usually involving their names – what egos!) or have some sensationalist,…
We are so excited to welcome back Harriet Dyer, whose previous show 'Trigger Warning' we loved! (Loved so much she won our inaugural ND Representation Award! She answers our Quickfire…
★★★★★ "For those of you who don't know who I am. That's homophobia."Exuberant and blue with a voice to boot, Reuben Kaye returns to Edinburgh Fringe with the hit show…
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