ComedyGlobal Majority VoicesIndiaPrague FringeTheatre EDITORIAL: Explore a Slice of India (or 7!) at Prague Fringe 2026 – This is the ‘Festival of India’ Shay Mace
Cabaret & VarietyNeurodiversityQueerScotlandStorytellingTheatre REVIEW: Walking on Eggshells, Siren Theatre & Scissor Kick, Summerhall Edinburgh 2026 ★★★★ Shay Mace
HistoryInternationalPalestinePoliticsPrague FringeTheatre INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Sam Sherman and Lila Weitzner, on Solidarity, Golems, Palestine and Protective Presence Shay Mace
ComedyPrague FringeQueerTheatre EDITORIAL: Explore 6 Queer Shows at Prague Fringe 2026 – This is ‘Queer Fringe’ Shay Mace
ScotlandTheatreWorking Class REVIEW: Island Town, Anna Whealing and Aila Swan, Assembly Roxy Edinburgh 2026 ★★★★ Shay Mace
ClownGayQueerTheatreWilde Stages REVIEW: Beyond Words, Bill Bowers, Wilde Stages Dublin 2026 ★★★★★ Shay Mace
Gig TheatreHistoryLesbianMusicNew WritingSapphicScotland REVIEW: A’ CHIAD LITIR – THE FIRST LETTER, Josie Duncan, Edinburgh TradFest 2026 ★★★★★ Elisabeth Flett
Edinburgh TradfestHistoryScotlandStorytelling REVIEW: Daniel Serridge & Heather Cartwright: The Corpse Road, Edinburgh TradFest 2026 ★★★★ Elisabeth Flett
Genre-DefyingInteractivePrague FringeTheatre INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Mothman, on Cryptids, Cabaret, Immersion and Underground Gatherings Shay Mace
GayNewsQueerTheatreTransWilde Stages EDITORIAL: ‘Wilde Stages’, Dublin’s Queer Theatre Festival, Lands Soon – Here’s What to Expect in Week 1, from Capitalism to Boybands, and Spaceships to Sligo Shay Mace
Adelaide FringeClownComedy REVIEW: Jeromaia Detto: Giuseppe’s Love Quest, Adelaide Fringe 2026 ★★★★ Moss Meunier
QueerScotlandTheatre REVIEW: COCK, Kitty Milk Theatre, Augustine United Church Edinburgh 2026 ★★★ Shay Mace
DanceGig TheatreNew WritingQueerScotlandSpoken Word REVIEW: Bedrock, Bedrock Theatre and Elsa Kerscher, Assembly Roxy 2026 ★★★★ Elisabeth Flett
AbsurdistComedySketchToronto Sketch Comedy Festival EDITORIAL: ‘Crime After Crime’ Explores if Crime and Consequence Are Passed Down Lamesha Ruddock
AbsurdistClownComedyInteractiveMagicSketchToronto Sketch Comedy Festival EDITORIAL: ‘Mathemagician’ Asks What Happens When Maths Meets Magic Lamesha Ruddock
ROUND-UP: 6 Shows from Palestine at EdFringe 2026 – from Circus to Love Stories, & from 1948 to Displacement and Diaspora June 13, 2026
REVIEW: Of The Land on Which We Meet, Na Djinang Circus, Melbourne Fringe 2023 ★★★★★ December 4, 2023
REVIEW: Saving Mr Ultimate, Extra Arca and New Celts Productions, Edinburgh Fringe 2021 ★★★★☆ August 19, 2021