The Black Blues Brothers are back, and once again they’ve turned circus into pure party. This is a show that doesn’t just perform at...

This tells the story of ardent football fan Billy Kinley, who sticks a flare up his bum at Euro 2020 and goes viral. What follows is a...

Nerds is a show with big ideas, clever staging, and some strong performances… but like an overloaded hard drive, it sometimes struggles...

A drought has been plaguing the crops of Tobias's farm for five years. He believes that the answer to where the water went lies in the...

Abracadabra Bitch is a show that does exactly what it says on the tin: it waves a wand, shouts some sass, and hopes the magic lands. And,...

Some shows arrive with a bang; this one feels more like ordering a cappuccino and realizing they forgot the foam. Pleasant, enjoyable in...

The forgotten story of Amadeus' genius sister, who performed alongside him to equal acclaim. Set in a stunning 18-foot dress, this multi...

Some Fringe shows make do with a chair, a table, and a lot of imagination. A Shoddy Detective and the Art of Deception laughs at that...

Potty the Plant is delighfully unhinged in all the best ways – a dark comedy that leans into its weirdness and rewards you for coming...

Strap in for an hour of improvised comedy hosted by two of the UK’s masters of improvisation, with their very special guests. Expect...

'EXCLUSIVE: ELTON IN VICE BOY SHAME'. When Elton John, 39, is falsely accused of bonking prostitutes, he launches Britain's largest libel...

Trash Test Dummies might not quite hit the mark from the get-go — but hang in there, because it does find its groove eventually. The...

If you’re after a performer with energy levels that could rival a toddler on a sugar rush, look no further than Mario the Maker Magician....

Lei-LDN is one of those shows that knows roughly where it wants to take you but sometimes fumbles the map. The direction was mostly...

The Bush is a curious beast. It starts with a vision—semi-coherent, but definitely there—before occasionally losing its way like someone...

Some shows at the Fringe make you think you’re in the hands of a visionary. This one removes all doubt. From the moment the lights went...

Retrograde is a sharp, stylish exploration of integrity and identity in 1950s Hollywood.