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Continue reading →: The Most ToastIn The Most Toast, Ollie Horn sets out to find out who in his audience each night has consumed the most toast. Horn is brilliantly sharp and skilfully manages the audience into creating a superb show out of a completely factual topic. This show particularly shows off Horn’s crowd work…
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Continue reading →: Will BF: Moon Team IIIVWill BF: Moon Team IIIV discusses the disappointments that can come from shoddily put together and underwhelming sequels. Having never seen Star Wars limited my understanding of some of the elements of the show and made it more difficult to understand the parody. The show had interactive elements getting the…
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Continue reading →: Hudson Hughes: At Your ServiceAt Your Service follows celebrity TV vicar, Derek Gritt, as he returns to his former Parish to conduct a funeral service for a local resident who may, or may not, be a witch. The tech is one of the most impressive features of this show and really helps the spooky…
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Continue reading →: Mothman: A Romance MusicalMothman: A Romance Musical was a unique blending of genres which the show ingeniously parodied. It felt like if Captain America was crossed with a b-horror movie. Part romance, part horror and part potential superhero. Mothman follows the story of Anna, her boyfriend Kevin and her best friend Natasha as…
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Continue reading →: Katie Pritchard is Sir Elton SconeKatie Pritchard played Sir Elton Scone, the host of a baking themed gameshow. The best way to enjoy this show is to fully get involved and invested; you are drawn in immediately with baking and Elton puns. The musical talents of Pritchard are on full display with the audience being…
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Continue reading →: Ted Hill: PowerPoindexterAlthough much of Hill’s audience knew him from Britain’s Got Talent this was my first time seeing his work. Much of which he spent apologising for being funny. The concept of exploring types of alternative comedy to truly find his genre was great but Hill truly shone when he started…
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Continue reading →: Edinburgh Fringe 2026 RecommendationsWith the Edinburgh Festival Fringe just around the corner in August I have put together a short-ish list of shows which I have seen; I am going to see or which I can’t fit into my schedule but which I think look interesting. I lean towards comedy so please bear…
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Continue reading →: PMOS: Come From AwayThe Paisley Music & Operatic Society (PMOS) was founded in 1908 and I would not be surprised if this was the best production they have performed in their history yet. This is the fourth time I have seen Come From Away. The first was on Broadway, the second at The…
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Continue reading →: 2026 Theatre Recommendations
Below are my recommendations for shows coming to Scotland in 2026. All of these shows piqued my interest or because I have seen and loved them before. I particularly love comedies and murder mysteries so that definitely skews my list. If you would like to see my recommendations for more…
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Continue reading →: Operation BlankOperation Blank covers the hilarity and frustration of teams calls where no one is taking the problem seriously. The show was clever, funny and introspective particularly on the churn of business meetings and feeling like you are making a difference in your job. The workplace drama was funny and felt…
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