Best In Class Review – A Fringe Favourite Giving Working-Class Comics the Mic
Some shows you plan to see. Others you stumble into. Best In Class was the latter for me — a...
Month: August 2025
Does Anyone Else Smell Curry? – Kiren Virdee’s Electrifying Call for Change
I went to see Does Anyone Else Smell Curry? by Kiren Virdee with the aim of educating myself — and,...
Remember That Time? A Musical Review – A Soulful, Honest Journey of Love and Reinvention
In Remember That Time? A Musical, singer-songwriter Annmarie Cullen takes us on a deeply personal journey from the sun-drenched streets...
Review Of Disco 2000 At Edinburgh Fringe
Disco 2000 Review – Nostalgia, Friendship, and Pulsating Beats Manchester’s Hedge Theatre brings us Disco 2000, a vibrant, emotionally layered...
Dear A Review – A Gentle, Intimate Letter of Identity and Belonging
Sometimes at the Fringe, the best shows are the ones you stumble upon. I hadn’t planned to see Dear A,...
Interview With The Creative Team Behind Girlz.
We caught up with Daf Hughes - (Writer of Music/Book/Lyrics) and John-Paul McRohon (Director / Cast Member playing Band Manager...
You’re Fired! The Musical Review
You’re Fired! The Musical drops us straight into the gleaming, high-pressure corridors of corporate London – a world where profit...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Buen Camino – A Pilgrimage of Promise That Misses the Path
The premise of Buen Camino is undeniably intriguing. Susan’s life is, at first glance, perfect — perfect love, perfect happiness,...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lindsay Lucas-Bartlett Shatters the Essex Stereotype with Honesty and Heart
Lindsay Lucas-Bartlett has brought a deeply personal and unapologetically honest one-woman show to the Edinburgh Fringe — and it’s an...
Forget-Me-Not Review – Julie Lake and Annie Macleod’s Hauntingly Beautiful Harmonies at Edinburgh Fringe
Review: Forget-Me-Not at George Street Orange is the New Black’s Julie Lake and songwriter Annie Macleod join forces in Forget-Me-Not,...
Review Of Penelope Quadrangle and the Meaning of Friendship
Penelope Quadrangle and the Meaning of Friendship – A Darkly Comic Delight From the moment I first heard about Penelope...
Review Of Wenches!- Edinburgh Fringe
Wenches! – Historical Hilarity with a Dark Edge When Wenches first landed in my inbox, it instantly shot to the...
