ubversive, imaginative, vulgar and gloriously bizarre, Fanny Bleach is a late-night Fringe treat! A fast-moving parade of freakish characters, outrageous sketches and brilliantly creative ideas, with plenty of audience participation and some unforgettable surprises. Not every sketch hits the mark, but there are far more hits than misses. Original, enduring and, most importantly, very funny — well worth seeing!

We saw Dystopia 26: The Rock Opera ahead of its Edinburgh Fringe run, and it proved to be a bold blend of live rock music, political satire and immersive theatre. Visually striking and powered by exceptional musicianship, the production delivers memorable original songs and energetic performances, although its political messaging felt rather too heavy-handed for my taste.

A dazzling, inventive celebration of Elton John’s music, Elton Reimagined showcases Jess Robinson’s extraordinary vocal skill, sharp humour and heartfelt admiration for every artist she embodies. It’s joyful, clever and unforgettable — a night where one remarkable performer makes a whole cast of musical legends come alive.

A review of Lambco's production of 'Love is Blue' coming to the Edinburgh fringe 2023. A short 2 hander, it's thought provoking.

"And then the Rodeo burned down" is a comedy show that combines physical theatre, slapstick humour and dark comedic moments as well as...