Bucksomly Betrothals features five singles seeking love amidst chaotic matchmaking and underlying tensions, leading to hilarity and unexpected twists in their romantic pursuits.
Review – Holy Days
Holy Days is a charming road comedy featuring three nuns on a mission, showcasing strong performances amid nostalgic humor and stunning New Zealand landscapes.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Penelope – Belly Button, Underbelly, Cowgate
Penelope at Underbelly features exceptional songwriting, performance, and direction, blending humor and sincerity, creating an innovative, captivating experience that resonates deeply with audiences.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Bog Witch – Traverse 1, Traverse Theatre
Bryony Kimmings’ "Bog Witch" at the Traverse Theatre blends humor and vulnerability, exploring ecological collapse through her transition from city life to rural existence in a captivating theatrical experience.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Mayflies – Rear Warehouse, Brown’s of Leith
Grid Iron's adaptation of Andrew O’Hagan’s Mayflies at Brown's of Leith explores male friendships and loss across two timelines, effectively blending exuberance and heart-wrenching themes within a site-specific theatre experience.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Gagula: The Panto with Teeth! – Willow Studio, Greenside @ Riddles Court
Pig’s Ear Productions presents Gagula: The Panto with Teeth, a fast-paced adaptation of Dracula that struggles with panto elements despite strong performances and audience interaction.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Krapp’s Last Tape – Upstairs, Assembly Roxy
Eloise Robertson praises David Westhead's captivating performance in Krapp's Last Tape, highlighting his ability to engage the audience and evoke emotional depth in a brief timeframe, aided by a thoughtful set design.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Suitcase Show – Upstairs, Assembly Roxy
Trick of the Light Theatre's Suitcase Show, set in a dimly lit room, captivates audiences with its blend of dark storytelling and humor, showcasing masterful performances and innovative techniques across engaging vignettes.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Helicops 1: Find Your Wings! – The Crate, Assembly George Square
'A true Fringe experience, this show is absolutely bonkers. Frequent character breaks only make it more likeable, as the performers happily share in the ridiculousness of it all. Helicops 1: Find Your Wings! knows exactly what it is and commits wholeheartedly to its wonderfully chaotic world.'
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: After Party – Traverse 1, Traverse Theatre
After Party, despite its ambitious setup and strong cast, fails to deliver a coherent narrative, resulting in a chaotic theatrical experience lacking emotional depth.