Review: Threesome
A new comedic play about sacrificing your soul (and relationship) in the entertainment industry.
Genre: Comedy 0
Review: Tarang Hardikar: If I’m Not Wrong
A celebration of crooked lines, curious tangents and the joy of not thinking straight.
Review: Darryl J Carrington: Out of the Box
Darryl J Carrington combines impressive juggling, playful games and gentle audience participation
Review: Showstopper! The Kids Show
A must-see family show that proves kids make improv even more unpredictable
Review: Jeromaia Detto: Giuseppe’s Love Quest
A warm, witty love quest that leaves you wanting to see what lies beneath the smile
Review: Jess Robinson: Elton Reimagined
Robinson moves effortlessly from diva to diva in a dazzling display of vocal wizardry.
Review: Traumedy : A Guide to Being a Fabulous Homeless Addict
A frank and moving comedic journey from homelessness and addiction.
Review: Man Sings The Same Song Again and Again Over An Hour
He really does the sing the same song again and again for an hour and it works!
Review: Rosalie Minnitt: Clementine 2
A brilliant, batty piece of bravura theatre. Rosalie Minnitt returns as the gloriously unhinged Clementine.
Review: Tartan Tabletop: A Dungeons and Dragons Comedy
The dice may make every show unpredictable but Tartan Tabletop have become a reliably safe Fringe bet.
Review: Cadet Kelly is the best movie I’ve ever seen in my friggin’ life
A show that will make you open IMDb and rate Cadet Kelly 10/10 and Shawshank Redemption0/10
Review: Wisard
Wizard Julian Hernandez enters your mind and rewires it while constantly tickling you. If you're lucky, he might give you a new name.
Review: Amadan and Mortair Kill the King
Amadan and Mortair Kill the King feels like Weekend at Bernie’s crashing headfirst into Blackadder.
Review: The Spencer Jones Experimental Kids Show
Madcap comedian creates plenty of knowing laughs for the grown-ups, making this a kids’ show that genuinely entertains the whole room.
Review: Charlie Mulliner: Love Hunt
Amber's hunts for true love after her long time disappointing boyfriend dumps her
Review: The 40-Year-Old Ballerino
A funny, sobering story about overcoming addiction, toxic relationships, John Hughes tropes, and finding stability through ballet.
Review: Kevin!!!!!
A wildly inventive and technically astonishing reimagining of Home Alone that blends puppetry, live foley, multimedia and theatrical wizardry.
Review: Kate Butch: A Kate in the Hand is Worth Two in the Butch
A gloriously witty hour of old-school drag sensibility fused with thoroughly modern mischief.
Review: Ted Hill: Powerpoindexter
A seriously funny hour that celebrates autism by simply allowing Hill to be unapologetically himself.
Review: #Hysterical
A delightful, beautiful, wonderful, educational exploration of the historical, mainly Victorian views on sexuality and gender.
Review: Lawrence Dodd: This Can’t Be It
On a random Tuesday evening, Dodd entered the room and changed our lives. Or he gaslit us into thinking that. No, he actually did it.
Review: Lil Wenker: Boyking
A magnetic performer, presiding over her court with infectious energy, impeccable comic instincts and a wonderfully malevolent glint in her eye.
Review: Puck Bunnies: A Heated Rivalry Drag Musical Parody
'a bit of not-so-wholesome fun for the girls, gays and theys'
Review: Harry Jun: Inside Jokes, Outside Voice
A warm, quick-witted hour of Korean-Australian culture clashes, observational comedy.
Review: John-Luke Roberts: What I Talk About When I Run About, Talking
Whip-smart observations and unexpected poetry with meticulously crafted callbacks.
Review: Garry Starr: Classic Penguins
Garry Starr saves books from extinction and his intelligence proves he's read all of them
Review: 8 Ways to Break a Glass (with an American Opera Singer)
Unique hour of storytelling, stand-up and sublime opera
Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing
An outstanding and landmark double production.
Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost
Summer-drenched pizzazz and spectacle could hardly have been better timed.
Review: Jake Baker: The Gentle Men’s Club
Every moment of the very funny set tickles, prompting face aching smiles and belly laughs.
Review: Kelly Rickard Burning Love
Fine writing, superb delivery from a well-scaffolded storyteller.
Review: Richard Pulsford: Yorkshire Dad, Immigrant Mum
a satisfying tale of light, shadow, and self-discovery
Review: My Fair Lady
Kavanagh’s production is in every way outstanding, I’m not sure there’s been a finer – or at least more believable - My Fair Lady conceived and staged as here.
Review: Gag Writer by Melissa Todd, Hags Ahoy Theatre Company
Medway Fringe show: Pre-Edinburgh try-out of a one woman show. Dominatrix Melissa Todd telling tales of life as a dominatrix. Produced by Hags Ahoy Theatre Company
Review: Ansioliticamente Falando
An autobiographical mise-en-scène of one's own anxieties projected onto Anton Chekhov's The Seagull which embraces the larger subject of mental health in Portuguese society.
Review: Jon Bennett: AMERICAN’T
Jon Bennett is an experienced comedic storyteller. He’s toured the world and collected stories, like some people collect souvenirs. He has the knack of turning an ordinary experience into something hilarious for the audience.
Review: Evie and Alfie: A Very British Love Story
An absolutely charming British couple's comedic reflections on their life's journey.
Review: Much Ado About Nothing
Not only lands in all the right places, it fizzes perhaps more than any Much Ado I’ve seen.
Review: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
With a re-think more thorough than a new fuel-tank for Priscilla, it’s now an outstanding show.
Review: The Queen (WIP)
Ever-changing material [featuring] Queen Anne’s infectiously endearing antics!
Review: Organised: Crime
Got things you need cleaned up on the QT? Angela's Angels - thorough and discrete
Review: Operation Mincemeat
This is the finest new musical I’ve seen for many years. End of. The hype, the Oliviers and Tony call it right. See it.
Review: GULP!
"An expertly polished clown performance, confident and expressive through every jump, spin, fall, and crash!"
Review: All-New Nik Coppin
It could be good, it could be bad. It could be great. But either way, it will be a lot of fun.
Review: Ben Hur – Cue Fanfare
Exceptional and Outstanding epic which never ceases to amaze and amuse!
Review: Sherlock Holmes vs Arsène Lupin: A Drag Crime Caper
A legendary detective meets a master criminal . . .
Review: Godot’s To-Do List, Krapp’s Last Tape
A performance of lessness writ large: a man shrinking from his environment, the memories taking over and kicking Krapp’s mere organic matter out.
Review: Lilla Multipass: Woman (33)
Who can really have the most tote bags to “take down the patriarchy”?
Review: The Dance of Time: A New Black Comedy
Here’s hoping it returns, clearly a play with a future as long as Tom’s is apparently short.
Review: Allegra
As an example of a Peter Quilter soufflé, this is the best of his I’ve come across; and Maureen Lipman gleams with a supreme gravity-defying performance. Irresistible.
Review: Are you even Indian?
A British-born Indian woman and an Indian-born man love, spar and dance
Review: When Gary Left Annie (Almost)
A beautifully written romantic comedy with a slightly neurotic, awkward energy that makes ordinary people feel strangely lovable.
Review: Neddy Goes to Glasto
Corrina O’Beirne masters the demotic, the lyrical, the witty and metaphorical, all at once. A must-see.
Review: Flush
Timely, timeless and as real as a selfie you might wish you’d never taken when you look again. 80 minutes blink by, but you won’t miss it. Stunning.
Review: Vapists-Lantern Theatre – Farringdon Present-ish
Intriguing and stylish late night black comedy
