Latest Features & Reviews
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe Q&A: Finlay Christie
Comedian Finlay Christie discusses his latest show Champagne Casanova
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The Very Best of the Edinburgh Festivals (2026)
Our continually updated round-up of all the four and five star shows seen by our writing team
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Interview: Joseph Morpurgo on Highlander 70
Cult favourite Joseph Morpurgo on his first solo Fringe show in almost a decade
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Review: SLAYERS by Corinne Salisbury
SLAYERS’ exploration of violence and the manosphere builds tension even when it occasionally lacks clarity
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Edinburgh Fringe Q&A: Pete Belcher
Pete Belcher discusses Noted, the new show from his art and entertainment collective The Back Pack
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Review: John Kearns: Tilting at Windmills
John Kearns may be at a crossroads in his life, but on stage he’s exactly where he ought to be
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Review: Frankie McNair: Huge Ass Mindset
Frankie McNair’s show excavates childhood trauma with humour
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Review: Adam Flood: Life and Death of the Party
Adam Flood’s relentless exploration of millennial anguish is bombastic, but in need of some fine tuning
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Review: Kate Dehnert: Echo
Kate Dehnert’s emotional show explores the fall-out from a ten-year relationship
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Review: Zoe Wohlfeld: Dog Funeral
Zoe Wohlfield delivers a committed performance exploring grief as she stages a funeral for her furry best friend
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Young Critics at the Fringe
We sent the Super Power Agency out into the festivals with a group of newly-trained teen reviewers to suss out the best shows for young people this Fringe
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Review: FORIEGNER
Sohrab Hagverdi explores complicated politics and the performativity of autobiography with live art chaos