REVIEW: Baxter vs The Bookies
Reading Time: < 1 minuteFrom beginning to end, actor Andy Linden embodied the not-so-typical life of a typical tipster brilliantly, it’s not an exaggeration to call ‘Baxter vs The Bookies’ a one-of-a-kind show.
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REVIEW: Tales of A Jane Austen Spinster
Reading Time: 2 minutesUnlucky in love? Tired of endless swiping? Tales of a Jane Austen Spinster might just be for you. It is a hilarious and unfortunately realistic adventure in modern romance, or rather, lack thereof.
REVIEW: Jodie Sloan: Is She Hot?
Reading Time: 2 minutesJodie Sloan’s debut “Is She Hot?” is named after one of her songs which was sent out as an app-wide notification on TikTok, accompanied by Jodie’s picture.
REVIEW: To Whom Should I Complain
Reading Time: 2 minutesHer show To Whom Should I Complain weaves McAuliffe’s own experiences growing up in a conservative Catholic community into the imagined afterlife of the nun-turned-#MeToo-hero Isabella from Shakesepare’s Measure for Measure.
REVIEW: Luke Connell: Bloody Marvellous
Reading Time: 2 minutesLuke Connell’s show “Bloody Marvellous” takes us on a comedic journey into medieval history to learn why things were so much better in the past (yes really).
REVIEW: Beth Mullen: A Minor Theft
Reading Time: 2 minutesSophie tells us doesn’t even want a baby, and thinks pregnant women look grim. So what has led her to her current predicament, after she’s caught stealing one?
REVIEW: What’s In The Kitchen
Reading Time: 2 minutesWelcomed into the venue with a gift bag of food and a tipple accompanied by a local soundtrack to set the scene, ‘What’s In The Kitchen?’ delves into the bright and bold flavourings found in the Brazilian gastronomy scene.
REVIEW: Pop Off, Michelangelo!
Reading Time: < 1 minutePop Off, Michelangelo! returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe after its smash hit run at the festival in 2024. With queer joy and witty flair, this production will leave you in fits of laughter.
REVIEW: Lizzy Sunshine!
Reading Time: < 1 minuteComedian Liz Coin showers the audience in positivity in her one-woman comedy show, Lizzy Sunshine! A show about always trying to stay positive no matter the circumstances.
REVIEW: Hamlet by New York Circus Project
Reading Time: < 1 minuteNew York Circus Project have added their high flying expertise to the bardic showings at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. Their take on Hamlet was harrowing in its athleticism and commendable for its ingenuity.