Edinburgh Festival
It may only be one month of the year, but we always have some of our team eager to head North and see what’s happening. So we thought we should collect all of our Edinburgh content into one convenient place for you.
-
Review: The Sex Lives of Puppets, EdFringe
A cheeky, inventive, and thoroughly entertaining puppet show that offers humour and unexpected depth.
-
Review: Squidge, EdFringe
A poignant and darkly humorous debut with strong performances and endearing moments.
-
Review: Burnout Paradise, EdFringe
A wildly inventive and high-energy spectacle that hilariously captures the relentless grind of modern life, blending absurdity with sharp social commentary.
-
Review: Ania Magliano: Forgive Me, Father, EdFringe
A charming and well-crafted stand-up that weaves humour and emotional depth
-
Review: Failure Project, EdFringe
A one-woman show exploring the compromises that creatives must make for their work.
-
Review: I’m Almost There, EdFringe
A quirky musical that echoes elements from the Odyssey. This bizarre show is funny and sincere, with a big future.
-
Review: Pillock, EdFringe
A wonderfully chaotic story of a man with ADHD, a disastrous love life and a lactose intolerance.
-
Review: Shellshocked, Edfringe
A play that explores how far a jealous painter will go to get glory.
-
Review: Jobsworth, Edfringe
This frantic and funny one-woman show is surprisingly moving.
-
Review: Sell Me: I Am From North Korea, EdFringe
Based on the true stories of North Korean female defectors