James Phelan: Showman — Review – Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2026
James Phelan’s Showman at Underbelly’s Circus Hub is a five‑star blend of heartfelt magic, quick‑witted humour, and classic showmanship. Immersive from the moment you enter the tent, the show dazzles with retro glamour, sharp mentalism, and sincere interactions that inspire a new generation of magic lovers.
Common Tongue – Review – Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2026
Common Tongue is a powerful, unapologetically Scottish one‑woman play exploring identity, dialect, and the emotional weight of embracing your own voice. Olivia Caw delivers a flawless, witty, and deeply relatable performance as Bonnie McKay, bringing Fraser Scott’s sharp and heartfelt writing to life. Spoken mostly in Scots, this ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ show is raw, cathartic, and uplifting…
Girlz – Review – Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2026
Girlz returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with a high‑energy pop soundtrack, powerful vocals, and a story that dives into fame, friendship, and the pressures of the music industry. With standout performances, emotional solos, and girlband chemistry reminiscent of the Spice Girls, this ⭐⭐⭐⭐ musical delivers both laughter and heart while tackling important themes with honesty…