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Extra Lives: The Interactive Video Game Concert (2026)

It's the final day of the Fringe and we're eating a late lunch in the George Square Gardens and awaiting our final show, which brought to mind this anecdote... Some days ago, as we were leaving The Dark Room show... Continue Reading →

John-Luke Roberts: What I Talk About When I Run About, Talking (2026)

This is a clown we've wanted to see for quite a while. Unfortunately, we've never quite been able to get the timings right. We'd heard excellent things about his abstract takes, and I'm thrilled to say that, though this marked... Continue Reading →

Ting Lim: Asian, But Wrong (2026)

Occasionally at the Fringe, you have to stop, look around and ask yourself: how did I end up here? Well, today's "here" is the makeshift bar at the Hilton DoubleTree, whilst waiting for a Singaporean comedian who has flown in... Continue Reading →

Dan Willis: Star Wars – The Next Generation (2026)

For the last couple of decades I have been forced (yes, against my will) to watch the original Star Wars trilogy EVERY Christmas. So when the person who makes me watch these films each year joined me at the Fringe... Continue Reading →

Reginald D Hunter: Something Wicked That Other Way Comes (2026)

Walking down George Street at this year's Fringe is a very different experience from past years. In my early Fringes, it was the home of the stars, the big names who drew the biggest crowds. It was a true comedy... Continue Reading →

Dave Vaughan & Liam McGough: Two Guys, One GCSE (2026)

I think the phrase goes something like, "You have to have the bad to appreciate the good." If that is true, then we are due something truly amazing to appreciate after this show. The premise is simple, playful and, frankly,... Continue Reading →

John Robertson’s The Dark Room (2026)

I feel that I'm a little late to the party in reaching this conclusion, but I think that with The Dark Room, John Robertson may have inadvertently created the comedy version of The Rocky Horror Show. But before I justify... Continue Reading →

Eric Rushton: Could Well Be In (2026)

Today is all about what is colloquially known as the tricky second album. But before we get to that, we cannot begin without a quick mention of the most important meal of the day. One of our guys flew in... Continue Reading →

Police Cops: The Original (2026)

Yes, yes, yes - we have reviewed these clowns a lot. But we hadn’t yet taken this particular group of pals to see the original Police Cops show, so here we are again, and I make absolutely no apologies for... Continue Reading →

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