EDINBURGH 2026: Review: MOST OF MY MOMS ARE GAY, Greenside
With Most Of My Moms Are Gay Abby Goldfarb shows herself as a special talent with a unique outlook on life.…
With Most Of My Moms Are Gay Abby Goldfarb shows herself as a special talent with a unique outlook on life.…
With his latest hour of stand-up comedy Jilberto Soto is sure to become a new Fringe favourite.…
Come face to face with the chilling cultural phenomenon THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS as it makes its world stage play premiere. Based on Thomas Harris's gripping literary masterpiece, this electrifying new play sets the definitive psychological thriller loose across the UK & Ireland from August.…
With Mad Cow Disease Bella Hull brings us yet another wickedly acidic hour of stand-up comedy.…
With this compilation of her greatest material, Lorna Rose Treen reminds us all that she is one of the best comedians the UK has to offer.…
We Must Stop Meeting Like This might not be Celya AB’s finest hour, but it’s certainly one of the most unique shows you’ll catch at this year's Fringe. …
Omar Badawy's debut hour may feel a little unrefined, but it is clear that the comedian has all the tools he needs to become one of the greats.…
Comedian Maxx Eddy has spent his life trying to be an alpha male, despite being wimpy and bisexual. His pursuit of manliness takes him across the world to meet a Brazilian woman he met online, with predictably chaotic results. Blending stand-up and storytelling, this raucous debut explores queerness…
From Stan Zimmerman (writer of Golden Girls and Gilmore Girls), Right before I go. highlights the raw struggles of people that have died by suicide. The play uses real suicide notes of celebrities, veterans, bullied teens, those identifying as LGBTQ+, people who have experienced a range of mental he…
In a remote, north-east village, something lurks in the bathroom: something Dylan struggles to remember, which even his dad's deadly DIY skills can't fix... Designer-performer Dylan Howells weaves psychological illusions and fragmented memories into a magical, chilling tale of a home that won't stay…
Aquarius Rising is an auto-fictional dark comedy written and performed by Ben Fallaci, directed by Gretchen Egolf. The show navigates climate collapse, toxic codependency, and a combustive breakup, following Fallaci as he reckons with an external world that doesn't reflect his...
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