Festivals

It’s impossible to around a Festival venue and not be offered an abundance of flyers. But occasionally, there’s a group that go that extra mile… Read More »Review: Mustard Doesn’t Go With Girls

This show follows the familiar tale of Beauty and the Beast, delivered in a gentle way – perfect for younger children. The set is literally… Read More »Review: Beauty and the Beast

On the face of it, this is a one-man show by the very talented singer-songwriter Gary Edward Jones. Things are often not as simple as… Read More »Review: Something About Simon

Word on the street at the Edinburgh Fringe was that ‘Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs’ was not one to miss – so with a dinosaur… Read More »Review: Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs

Joyce is a show suitable for all ages. It incorporates puppetry, music and live magic, all of which is performed very well by an obviously… Read More »Review: Joyce

To kick off the 73rd Edinburgh International Festival were were lucky enough to attend a free concert in somewhat of an unusual setting… away up… Read More »LA Phil launch the Edinburgh International Festival

I have been doing children’s Fringe shows every year since my eldest Sophia was a baby – so 6 years. I really rely on reviews… Read More »Review: Slime

We were delighted to start off our festival adventures with another production from Theatre Fideri Fidera. Specialising in theatre for children, their show last year… Read More »Review: Ogg ‘n’ Ugg

We’re all really looking forward to the Edinburgh International Book Festival this year after catching some great shows last year! We’re going to bring you… Read More »Looking ahead to Edinburgh International Book Festival

The Woman Who Rode A Shark is a beautiful new children’s book by Scottish author Ailsa Ross. Ailsa happens to be my cousin. We have… Read More »Book review: The Woman Who Rode A Shark