Rialto Arts Hub

22/08/2026

Edinburgh Fringe Award announced today:

Coggia Productions for The Late Utopians

Review here: https://www.rialtoarts.com/post/the-late-utopians

16/08/2026

27 Edinburgh reviews posted so far:

Edinburgh Fringe reviews

12/08/2026

Review of Amanda Knox's show at Edinburgh....

“Welcome to the most controversial show at the Edinburgh Fringe..!”And so, Amanda Knox takes to the stage, a scattering of children’s toys for company.Her opening line acknowledges the elephant in the room. Her name is now infamous; the simple fact is that no conversation about her can take pl...

12/08/2026

What do Jimmy Hill and Bryony Kimmings have in common? Both featured in Rialto reviews:

https://www.rialtoarts.com/blog/categories/edinburgh

11/08/2026

latest review:

10/08/2026

Latest Edinburgh reviews are piling up :

01/08/2026

Review of one of the days @ On The Beach:

Currents, Lulls and Lift: On The Beach finds its shape in The Maccabees headline return.On The Beach returned under the stewardship of Joy., whose summer series has been steadily drawing distinctive line‑ups to Brighton’s shoreline. The Maccabees’ headline return opened with Lime Garden’s br...

31/07/2026

Another Edinburgh Fringe preview, with Salvador Kent putting the questions to the team behind GAMEPLAY

Following their enormously successful debut Lessons on Revolution Carmen Collective return to the Edinburgh Fringe with political, experimental performance Gameplay. Devised in response to Keir Starmer stating the UK is on a ‘war footing’, Sam Rees and AJ Turner collaborate on this self-describe...

21/07/2026

Opal Mag review by Peter Greenfield:

Opal Mag steps into a richer, dream‑fuzz world, supported by three contrasting acts Pleasance, Girl Apocrypha and Black Viiolet.Prince Albert, Brighton, Thursday 16 July 2026 Opal Mag *****Opal Mag’s performance unfolded like an artist quietly expanding the emotional and aesthetic perimeter of h...

11/07/2026

Danish showcase at Edinburgh Fringe -

One of the great pleasures of the Edinburgh Fringe is discovering work from around the world. This year, the Showcasepresents a curated selection of boundary-pushing productions that highlight the bold creativity of contemporary Danish performance.