Gigantica

Gigantica by Grace Mulvey is a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026, performing at Assembly George Square. It has 25 performances listed, running from Wed 5 Aug, 15:00 to Sun 30 Aug, 15:00. The run has finished — every listed performance has taken place.

About this show

Grace has a massive head. Physically. Not egotistically. Grace dares to tackle a controversial topic – is it an insult to tell a woman she looks like her Dad? From her toddler niece getting a boyfriend before her to embracing millennial women’s religion (going woo woo) to her Dad’s memory slipping and Grace’s big face being the only one he recognises. This warm and laugh-out-loud show is about parents, identity, and finding joy in the things you can’t escape. 'Guaranteed floor-to-ceiling laughs' (BeyondTheJoke.co.uk). 'Her writing is razor sharp' (One4Review.co.uk). Support for Joanne McNally.

Details

  • Performer: Grace Mulvey
  • Venue: Assembly George Square
  • Space: The Box
  • Genre: COMEDY, Stand-up, Solo show
  • Country: IRELAND
  • Running time: 60 minutes
  • Room size: about 74 seats (The Box) — the Fringe box office sells a share of the room, not all of it
  • Performances listed: 25, of which 0 still to come and on sale

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair access: ramp
  • Access features: Step-free access, Accessible toilet
  • Venue notes: Accessible entry: Cobbled area surrounding the venue Wheelchair access type:Temporary Ramp Stairs: 1 Number of stairs is provided as guidance and is not in addition to any wheelchair access type (lift/ramp etc) stated above.

What the reviewers said

We have captured 2 published reviews and 13 audience reviews for this show from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s own listing. The excerpts below are the reviewers’ words, not ours — follow each link for the full review.

  • 4.5 Stars. Irish comedian Grace Mulvey’s Gigantica is an hour of stand-up comedy which disarms you with its bluntness, refreshing transparency, and ultimately a sentimentality which comes as a hidden punch.

    The Student

  • What you are left with at the end is a show about all the things that make us who we are, the silliness of family, the emotional payback of love and kicking against convention when required. 4 Stars

    one4review

Performance dates and ticket availability

  • Wed 5 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £8.00
  • Thu 6 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £8.00
  • Fri 7 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sat 8 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sun 9 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Mon 10 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Tue 11 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Wed 12 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Thu 13 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Fri 14 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sat 15 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sun 16 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Tue 18 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Wed 19 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Thu 20 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Fri 21 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sat 22 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sun 23 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Mon 24 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Tue 25 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Wed 26 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Thu 27 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £13.00
  • Fri 28 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sat 29 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00
  • Sun 30 Aug, 15:00 — Already performed — £14.00

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