EDINBURGH 2026 Review: FATHER, AWAY SHE GOES, ZOO Playground
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What did our critic think of REPARATIONS at Pleasance Courtyard?
Moments of quiet reflection explode into frenetic, energetic dance sequences that manifest our protagonist’s inner journey.
A researcher from Scotland travels to Saint John, a remote British Overseas Territory in the South Pacific.
Transitioning's hard, finding the right parts is harder.
Hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed 2025 character show Side Eye, 'Rock 'n' Roll Star of British Comedy' (Rolling Stone) Rachel Fairburn is back with some new personalities (and some old favourites) for you to love and hate.
What do you do when you haven't said everything you want to say, but you have said everything people want to hear? You turn to one of the UK's most brilliant comedy duos and create a smash hit musical about yourself, of course!
Don’t miss this extraordinary one-of-a-kind puppet performance… a small show with big ideas! Meet Grey.
Highly Suspect are back with another interactive murder mystery (or two) and it's as pun-zzling as ever.
It might not be as life-changing for you as it is for the kobolds, but it tugs at the heartstrings and might just cheer up your morning.
Having wowed audiences at a sold-out NYC premiere, this inventive puppet parody lands at the Fringe as the ultimate piece of eco-friendly family fun.
Autocorrect Thinks My Name is “Rubbish” is a sharp and thoroughly Scottish hour that finds plenty of comedy in class, identity and the strange rabbit hole that everyday life can lead you down.
There is a sense that anything could happen on stage and the audience is going along for the ride.
Captivate Theatre put on a thrilling rendition of Stephen Sondheim's iconic 'Into the Woods'.
These are the coolest kids on the programme, with a sold-out run at Summerhall and a London transfer on their hands.
Roo Sutcliffe is funny.
What did our critic think of SANCTUARY at Pleasance Dome?
What really happened in Roswell in 1947? Marnie Makowski, a valiant journalist in search of her missing sister, has set off on an outlandish journey to find out the truth.
Streit seamlessly jumps between timelines alongside Kevin Cahill, who portrays her grandfather, reciting from the missives and digging through memories.
What did our critic think of THE WETNESS at Just The Tonic At The Caves?
This might be the next Fringe hit musical.
Her (Rachel Nicholson) and Him (Charlie Sheepshanks) met at university and have been together ever since.
SJ Hodges writes and stars in a very unchallenging take on AI, intimacy, and grief, introducing a woman who believes in love in spite of her tragic history.
It’s an endearing mix of sweet darkness and bitter resentment.
Jenny meets her favourite A-List celebrity in Costa and they instantly fall in love.
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