My Mother’s Funeral: The Show
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My Mother’s Funeral: The Show

★★★★★ The two main themes for this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, according to journalists who don’t see shows, were the ‘saturation of shows about trauma’ and ‘what can we do to…
Love Beyond
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Love Beyond

★★★★★ Like many other audience members, I left this show in tears. I had been swept away by the dark and emotive reflections of the past hour and stepping back…
The Spilling Cup
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The Spilling Cup

★★★ Hannah Mary Taylor’s performance as Sasha is mesmerising. She is an earthy performer that encapsulates the roller-coaster of emotion and pain her character goes through.          Dracume Theatre have…
The Ghost of Alexander Blackwood
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The Ghost of Alexander Blackwood

★★★★ A celebration of Edinburgh's rich deaf history. The Ghost of Alexander Blackwood, created and performed by an all-deaf team, charts the life of a pioneering figure who deserves more…
The Sun, The Mountain, and Me
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The Sun, The Mountain, and Me

★★★★ As we leave the Sun, the Mountain, and Me, the audience are given stickers saying "Climb your mountain and come home again". This is the beautiful message threaded through…
Love Me Like a Chai Tea Latte
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Love Me Like a Chai Tea Latte

★★★★★ Sanjay Lago creates the perfect environment for his hour of poetry, comedy and story. He’s immediately engaging, his natural and authentic personality, with a brain ‘as busy as a…
Why am I (still) Like This?
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Why am I (still) Like This?

★★★★ A mile-a-minute autobiography performed with her entire heart, Nicole Nadler deftly tells us more about her life both pre and post 'Why am I like this' (her first Edfringe hit!) in the language…
Son of a Bitch
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Son of a Bitch

★★★★★ As we packed into the demonstration room, which is as snug as a RyanAir flight, you’d be forgiven for thinking we were taking part in an immersive theatre experience.…