A raunchy, chaotic, totally one-of-a-kind spectacle, Stamptown features the most anarchic and wildly entertaining performance from around the world. Hosted by the bad boy of clown, Zach Zucker, this show has packed out rooms at Netflix Is A Joke, Just For Laughs, Glastonbury, SXSW, Lincoln Centre, Edinburgh Fringe, Soho Theatre, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, O2 Arena and Off-Broadway in New York City. Stamptown is not really a show you can review in quite the same

“Roll up! Roll up! Prepare to enter a world of whimsy, wonder and amazement where your imagination will soar like never before, in this completely reimagined family circus spectacular that families across the globe are raving about!” There is something wonderfully nostalgic about walking into a circus. The lights, the costumes, the sense that anything could happen and, of course, the small but very real fear that somebody is about to attempt something that looks medically ina

“Lights! Cameras! Maggie! Mrs Thatcher goes to Hollywood to play herself in a musical remake of the Iron Lady and a Prime MiniSTAR is born! Will Maggie pull herself up by her bra straps or be trampled down by the man? And will she find a moment to ugly-cry so she can win an Oscar?” Margaret Thatcher: Queen of Hollywood absolutely understands the assignment. This is camp, ridiculous, gloriously theatrical and packed with enough jokes to make you wonder whether Maggie ever actu

“The maddest of mad scientists, Magnus Danger Magnus, is back! Chaotic mayhem abounds in this stunningly stylish STEM show with 10 times the spectacle and 20,000 times the voltage of the science classes at school!” Explosive Science Show is an energetic, colourful and suitably chaotic family show that sets out to prove that science can be just as entertaining as it is educational. And, judging by the reactions of the children around me, Magnus certainly succeeds in keeping hi

“Returning to Edinburgh for its seventh magical year, this multi-award-winning family spectacular from Showmen Productions combines magic, comedy, circus skills and plenty of audience participation into a fast-paced hour designed to keep even the most easily distracted child completely engaged. And, judging by the reactions around me, it succeeds.” There are children's shows that are perfectly pleasant ways to spend an hour, and then there are children's shows that remind you

“Mr Thing are back "broadcasting" live at the Fringe with a brand-new show! Become part of the studio audience as Tom and Owen, Puppet Steve and a crew of Things pull together a TV variety show live on stage with surprise guests, games, video sketches, live music, remote controlled cameras, musical robots, technical hijinx and much more. Welcome to the multimedia mayhem that is The Mr. Thing Show.” There are shows where you sit quietly in a darkened theatre and watch a precis