Review: Love & Trouble ★★★★☆ Rigorous and compassionate documentary of a marriage threatened by past traumas theweereview.com/review/love-tr…

Fringe Interview: Laura Davis. ‘It feels like the show I’ve been trying to write for quite some time.’ We chat to acclaimed comedian Laura Davis about their new Fringe show, ‘Despair is Beneath Us’ #edfringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe Interview: Cabbage the Clown. ‘Pop culture vomit, gluttonous levels of props’. We chat to Eliza Nelso, the mind behind movie-obsessed clown Cabbage, about debut Fringe show ‘Cinemadrome’ #edfringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe Interview: ‘It’s the funniest stories from my life, bashed into one hour’. Josh Elton tells us about his debut Fringe show, ‘Away With the Fairies’ #edfringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe Interview: Rohan Sharma. ‘It’s full of lots of surprises and some of it is a bit about Colonel Gadaffi.’ Rohan Sharma tells us about his Fringe debut, ‘Mad Dog’ #edfringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe Interview: Steffan Alun. ‘Times are changing, and I want to reach an even wider audience.’ We chat to Steffan Alun about his debut Fringe show, ‘Stand-up’ #edfringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe Interview: Ted Milligan. ‘I love having something I’m this passionate about that I can’t control in any way.’ We chat to Ted Milligan about his footie-themed character-comedy show, ‘United’ #edfringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe Interview: The Mayor and his Daughter. ‘Our first stab at the stage was an ill-advised... piece of slam poetry with tragic consequences’. We chat to the sketch duo about folk horror-infused Fringe show ‘A Genuine Appreciation of Comedy’ #EdFringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe 2025 Interview: Zara Gladman. ‘I’m looking forward to just this new challenge of doing the show every day.’ Zara Gladman talks us through her comedy creation Aileen, and her debut Fringe show ‘Cameron’s Gap Year Fundraiser’ #EdFringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe 2025 Interview: Andrea Coleman. ‘I realized that my job as a performer is to be vulnerable’. We chat to Andrea Coleman about her debut Fringe show ‘3 White Guys Named John’ #EdFringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe 2025 Interview: Aaron Wood. ‘We’ve all got our own issues, you don’t need mine as well.’ Aaron Wood tell us about his Fringe debut, ‘More to Life’ #EdFringe theweereview.com/interview/inte…

Fringe '25 Review: 'Eulogy' ★★★★☆ Unique and mind-blowing; immersive theatre at its best #EdFringe25 theweereview.com/review/eulogy-…

Fringe Review: Ada & Bron - The Origin of Love. Wonderfully harmonious sketch couple can make you swoon, cry, and occasionally retch #edfringe theweereview.com/review/ada-and…

Fringe Review: Becky Umbers - Put That Cat Back in the Bag. theweereview.com/review/becky-u… #edfringe

Fringe Review: Cheers Mom! Eulogy for a Living Parent #edfringe A fresh perspective on our understanding of grief and familial relationships theweereview.com/review/cheers-…

Fringe Review: Ella. Exceptional young talent Sarah Omar does Ms. Fitzgerald proud with her take on timeless jazz standards #edfringe theweereview.com/review/ella/

Fringe Review: Leo Still Dies in the End. Alice Fishbein is an iceberg-level force of nature in this one-woman Titanic reenactment #edfringe theweereview.com/review/leo-sti…

Fringe Review: Michael Elsener - How to Live in Paradise. Impressive Fringe debut from the ‘Swiss John Oliver’ #edfringe theweereview.com/review/michael…

Fringe Review: Ayo Adenekan - Black Mediocrity. Another young and very, very exciting addition to Scotland’s comedy scene #EdFringe2025 theweereview.com/review/ayo-ade…