Tag: 5 stars
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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…
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A History of Paper – Review
in ReviewsA History of Paper is a devastatingly beautiful new Scottish musical that charts a Glasgow couple’s love story through the scraps of life they leave behind. With breathtaking performances from Alan Cumming and Shirley Henderson, stunning staging, and a finale that leaves the audience in tears, this tender, funny and heart‑shattering production is one that…
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One Man Musical – Review – Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2026
Flo and Joan revive One Man Musical at the Edinburgh Fringe with a flamboyant, hilarious and lovingly chaotic tribute to Andrew Lloyd Webber. Edward Easton shines as a brilliantly eccentric ALW, delivering a riotous hour of musical theatre satire that’s clever, outrageous and irresistibly fun.
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NAUGHTIES – By Yuck Circus -Review – Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2026
Naughties by Yuck Circus at Edinbugh Fringe Festival 2026 is a spectacular celebration of all things Y2K, blending jaw-dropping acrobatics, nostalgic throwbacks and infectious energy into one unforgettable Fringe experience. Empowering, hilarious and packed with noughties classics, this all-female circus company delivers an hour of pure joy. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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FUCCBOIS: LIVE IN CONCERT – Review – Edinburgh Fringe Festival
A riotous drag‑king boyband parody bursting with feminist wit, razor‑sharp comedy, and chart‑worthy bops, FUCCBOIS: LIVE IN CONCERT is a full‑throttle Fringe triumph that delivers laugh‑after‑laugh with swagger, chaos, and irresistible charm.