If you want a show which is entertaining, humorous, has good acting, amazing singing, dancing and jazz hands, Plague! The Musical is the one. This wonderful family show is set in around the 1700s and is a funny musical about Clive, who comes to London to seek his fortune as an actor, but instead trains as an undertaker, and unwittingly unleashes the bubonic plague.

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This year, the fresh-faced members of the No Shoes Theatre group tackle the challenging genre of the improvised musical. With a variety of such shows at this year’s Fringe, the standard is high and the competition is fierce.

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Packed in like sardines in a brine of coffee, croissants and bardy goodness, the audience waits with excitement and anticipation of another performance from one of the long reining monarchs of the early morning Fringe festival; Shakespeare for Breakfast.

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Welcome to the all-boys’ school for gay men. The ideal institution to teach you how to be the perfect homosexual man, how to act and react, how to pose and groom.

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In the Pink, hailing from Oxford University, are an enthusiastic, bubbly bunch of young women with plenty of talent to boot. Opening the show with a mash-up of Lady Gaga’s ‘Just Dance and Journey’s ‘Don’t Stop Believing‘, their repertoire is sure to please Gleeks and any other fans of the vocal harmony craze that has recently swept the nation.

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This black comedy about white trash started as a play, became a film with Olivia Newton-John and then a US TV series, being the last project of Rue McClanahan (Golden Girls).

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Given the potential around the infamous New York Studio 54, it is a real wonder how such a poor production ever came to light.

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Wrong jobs, break ups, unfulfilled dreams… The Fringe is always full of musicals dealing with the lives of 20-something guys who are disenchanted with their lives.

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Nine, as a production, always presents a bit of challenge. A musical with great tunes and fantastic themes, that is let down by a very basic but muddled storyline.

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With stories within stories, talking pigs and a “happily ever after” ending, The Princess and the Pea – and the Pigman is a joy for all family members.

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