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Appearing in flashy out-of-this-world suits, Rich and Matt, the music comedy duo, take to the stage, and they’ve brought instruments, music lessons, air guitars and a very peculiar baby with them. Rich...

Welcome to our Entertainment Now WoW Awards for the first week of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Our first award for Best Debut goes to Jessie Nixon - whose show Don't Make Me...

Affairs, fame and status are all stereotypes in the world of W.A.G.S., but this musical includes a slight twist for one of these wives, a deadly coverup. This musical adaptation is based...

Hal Cruttenden is pretty insistent that he is not as nice as people think he is. However, when you are confronted with a twinkly, smiley, posh-but-not-irritatingly posh, charmingly self-deprecating bloke, it is...

Alison Spittle's show Big has been turning heads at the Fringe for its uncompromising take on the issue of body image and self worth. After a life-threatening emergency Alison had to lose...

I’M not sure if Mark helps usher all his crowds in but it was a blessing that did so for the performance I saw. Getting the audience in and out ASAP is...

ANY show that describes Stephen Fry as a “see you next Tuesday” within the opening couple of minutes will get me on board. You see, I had the dubious pleasure of spending...

Mairi Campbell’s Pulse is an autobiographical show that covers the artist’s twenties. This runs alongside two other separate shows that cover the later years of her life.  The show starts after Campbell’s experience at a music school in London,...

THERE must be something in the water in Yorkshire. Because the only comparison I can come up with for the truly sensational Joe Kent-Walters is his fellow Yorkshireman Charlie Chuck. Together, they...