Richard MacLean Smith's "Unexplained: Live" showcases his storytelling skills from the Unexplained podcast. While engaging and enhanced by live music, the performance feels more like a podcast episode than a theatrical experience, sometimes resembling a lecture. Although good, it may better suit the podcast format.

"Moving On: A New Musical" by Happy Sad Productions captivates with its clever writing and humorous ghostly narrative. Following three siblings handling a deceased woman's move, the show blends traditional musical elements with engaging characters and catchy songs. Its success at the Fringe highlights the potential of local independent theatre.

Hudson Hughes’ comedic show "At Your Service" blends humor with supernatural elements following Reverend Derek Gritt’s chaotic funeral oversight. Despite Gritt's lack of heroism, audience engagement thrives through clever technical effects and seamless flow. Hughes' commitment to absurdity ensures a captivating performance, earning a five-star review for its entertainingly bizarre nature.

The review by Hunter King appreciates Sound Events Scotland's production of Avenue Q at the Wine Bar at Gilded Balloon Teviot. The show combines humor from South Park and life lessons from Sesame Street, showcasing strong vocal performances despite some cast imbalances. Certain jokes resonate in 2026, while others, particularly regarding the character Christmas Eve, raise concerns. Overall, the performance remains enjoyable.