Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Come As You Are – Studio at theSpaceTriplex

"Come As You Are," a dark comedy by Rufus Goodman, navigates the unsettling topic of familial response to a relative's paedophilia. The play skillfully balances humor and tension, revealing complex emotional dynamics through strong performances. Despite its small staging, it captivates and provokes moral questions, showcasing a script deserving of larger production values.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: I, Claudius – at The Hepburn Suite at The Royal Scots Club

The Strawmoddie Theatre Company's production of "I, Claudius" at The Royal Scots Club is a captivating four and a half-hour exploration of Roman power dynamics, featuring an impressive cast led by Timothy Bond as Claudius. Standout performances include Lucy Hagan-Walker’s Livia and Caitlin Carter’s Caligula, creating an engaging and humorous evening despite some uneven moments.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Goodbye Dandelion – Belly Dancer at Underbelly, Cowgate

Goodbye Dandelion is a touching storytelling performance by Maddie and Marcus Rice, blending humor with poignant themes around death and life's appreciation, leaving audiences both entertained and reflective.