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I was lucky enough to see rehearsals of 1902, at the time I thought it was a tight production, but it was a real honour to see it come to life in...

Bee Babylon is delving into Iceland’s past through the Travels in the Island of Iceland, During the Summer of Year 1810, a book by Scottish Lord Sir George Stewart.  How Babylon can make such a frankly uninteresting...

World’s Greatest Lover takes us back to the good old days of boy bands and synchronised dance routines.  The new musical follows four of the most iconic love interests in history competing to become the World’s...

Why is there not a Northern Irish Disney Princess? Train Man is a beautiful but real show about sibling relationships and being the first child. Caroline McEvoy starts from the beginning of...

Josh Elton is Away With The Fairies in his Fringe debut, and asks the question – how many 12-year-olds could you take in a fight?  Elton talks us through his journey of becoming a comedian, starting from antisemitic bullying as a...

A weightlifting comics guide to dealing with lenience and tolerance, especially when torn between two very different role models, a loving late Nana, and a dad filled with anger. Jessica explores how...

You’re invited to the former Chief Commissioner of Scotland’s Police ‘book launch’ which is actually a brilliant one-man character sketch show.  He isn’t going to apologise for how the state he is leaving...

Becky Umbers’ Put That Cat Back in the Bag is about how to manage your inner weirdo.  The Kiwi comedian dives straight into the possible elephant in the room, her unusual voice, her ‘cat...

The winners of The Malcolm Hardee Awards 2025 have been revealed. The award honours the anarchic, anything goes, spirit of the Fringe Paul Campbell was awarded the prize for Comic Originality, Dru...