We caught up with cult heroes Frank Chickens’ Ura Matsuri collective, to talk about their next event coming up in Oxford this October.
All of our 2026 Edinburgh Fringe reviews & interviews in one place!
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We’re heading back to Edinburgh later in the month, but before we arrive to cast our beady eyes across the great and good of the performing arts, we’re sharing our round up of the most hotly anticipated shows at the Edinburgh Fringe!
Ký Túc Xá (Dorm) is a fascinating artistic exploration of a group of Vietnamese women migrant workers’ rights in Taiwan presented by Sine Screen.
Dina Martina is the perfect alt-drag (pronounced draj) phenomenon we all need in our lives right now. Dina for president.
Francisco de Nata is an irresistible treat at the world’s largest arts festival. Fun is alive and kicking, and you need this goofy giraffe in your life to rediscover your inner child and let go of being cool.
La Clique is in a fringe league of its own, creating spellbinding vaudeville magic IRL taking us away from our digital cage for a magical 100 minutes.
All of our 2025 Edinburgh Fringe reviews & interviews in one place!
We’re back in Edinburgh this year, but before we arrive to cast our beady eyes across the great and good of the performing arts, we’re sharing our round up of the 65 most hotly anticipated shows at the Edinburgh Fringe!
Making its West End debut, THISISPOPBABY’s WAKE is an entertaining night of aerial performance, tap, cabaret, spoken word and pole-dancing full of Irish heart and charm.
