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FringeReview Scotland 2026

A Home for Hamish

A delightful and beautiful half hour spent watching skilled practitioners delight young children.


Bloom

A beautifully imagined afternoon watching a Japanese stepdancer perform percussive stepdance to Scottish tunes and original music in the company of a highly appreciative audience.


BYT Radio Play

Funny, scary and rather too real exploration of life


BYT Short Plays

Three very different plays with very different outcomes


Control

Control - a mechanism for regulation


Crocodile Tears

A conflict club on steroids


Deep Blue by Lola Rose Wood

A refreshingly challenging idea that shows us that environmentally, sometimes, we have a struggle to understand what is required.


Derby Day

Murder shakes a Scottish community to its core


Dictations, The Heart of the Sea

An astonishing fusion of voice, dance and music in a theatrical explosion in a celebration of joy.


Disco Duckling

Forty minutes of feel good fun


Doon Hill – An Inaccurate Retelling by Poppy Hope Smith

A hilarious beginning to an assured plot which engages folk traditions and fairy tales to now.


Dualism

An exquisite dance and movement piece exploring the ideals of polarities within a body and the effects that it has on you.


Game of Crones

Absurdist take on the challenges of ageing


Lock

Five plays, three actors and a lot of fun


Mind and Breathe

Brecht meets Beckett in this sharp combination of existential exploration and jet black humour


More than Conquerors The Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow

A genteel, rather than gentile, musing on the significance of faith that opens up some very interesting and nuanced questions


Peaked

The perils of peaking too soon


Perfect Dead Girls

Darkly funny, quietly devastating


Rope and Flame

It's 1629 and the witches of Peebles are on trial


Samadhi The Birth of Kabandha

An interesting take on the mythology around power


Stop Look Listen by Elliot Scott

A well performed monologue of a two sided issue of obsession from a single point of view.


The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven

Jo Clifford's classic text performed in a relaxed atmosphere.


The Land Beyond The Forest

The Scottish author that inspired Dracula


The Legend of Davie Mackenzie

A hilarious romp through the lives of two neir dae weels who try their best to survive.


The Prince of the Underground

An impressive piece of solo performance which encapsulates the courage and nervousness of someone facing authority


The Splitting of Latham

Another example of why theatre is inclusive and all the better for it.


The Wars of Patie Crichton

Superb retelling of an old Scots tale


The Whole Routine

A hilarious combination of harmonies, physical and vocal.


We’re All Right

The end is nigh. Or maybe not. Well, not just yet, anyway