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Edinburgh Fringe 2026: Comedy, Theatre & Circus
Heading to Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026? Gingerbread Agency are working with several shows spanning comedy, theatre, clowning and circus, featuring international work alongside home-grown talent, established Fringe favourites, and some brilliant debuts and up-and-coming artists. There’s got and companies from the UK, US, Australia, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and beyond. There…
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Crybabies: The Scaring
Hot off the heels of their brand-new upcoming Edinburgh Fringe 2026 show, Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominees Crybabies (Michael Clarke, James Gault, Ed Jones) announce the transfer of The Scaring to Soho Theatre this September. The trio join forces with Olivier Award-winning Fleabag and Baby Reindeer producers Francesca MoodyProductions and director Jon Brittain (Baby…
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TIMEWALK: An immersive ancient civilisations journey comes to London
This Summer, London will welcome a bold new cultural journey through the ancient world. TIMEWALK, a major new immersive exhibition from DEM Museums, will open at Immerse LDN at Excel Waterfront in July 2026, inviting visitors to explore the rise and fall of human civilisation through spectacular audio and visual…
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Celebrate Father’s Day with Beacon Farms’ Best Steaks
Show love and thanks this Father’s Day, by cooking steak for your dad from farming collective and online butchers Beacon Farms. Bringing the best of British farming straight from farm to butcher to door, Beacon Farms offers free range, prime grass fed steaks from their heritage breed Ruby Red Devon…
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Dark of the Moon Review
Opening at Charing Cross Theatre, the new musical Dark of the Moon brings a supernatural love story to the stage in a fresh adaptation of the 1941 play. Loosely inspired by the Scottish ballad Barbara Allen, the story has recently resurfaced in the public imagination thanks to references in Stranger…
