This show starts before you even enter the room. Stacy Price, greets each audience member at the door and welcomes them into the ‘hospital’....
Read moreDetailsI was delighted to see Kate Butch on the Fringe programme. Having enjoyed her on RuPaul's Drag Race, I already knew she was funny - but there is a difference...
COMA isn't really a show you watch. It is something you surrender yourself to - and how much you enjoy that prospect may determine whether you should enter its shipping...
I found You Cry Weird simply because I had a gap in our Fringe schedule that needed filling. Sometimes that spontaneity produces unexpected gems... Tony Cantwell instead gave me an...
This hour of comedy is like watching ten different shows in one, a patchwork of different storylines, sketches, and songs take us through the everyday life of the characters and the things...
This show begins with a few actors on stage, sitting on a sofa, drinking beer. They’re watching an American news channel showing clips of I.C.E. protestors and Donald Trump’s election campaign. The...
Meka Mo wastes little time establishing her perspective. As an African American woman performing for a largely British audience, she immediately turns her attention to the British obsession with history, tradition and,...
I’ve never had a brother myself but here everyone IS a brother! Set in a Spanish monastery, two monk brothers welcome us in, both wearing the traditional monk dress – a long...
Australian comedian and artiste Reuben Kaye brings together a hand-picked lineup for a late-night queer cabaret that delivers everything you'd expect, and then a ton more fun on top. Each line up...
I’m initially intrigued by Kanan Gill’s reputation in India, where he is already an established name in comedy. On stage, he comes across as a playful and laid-back guy, with a quiet...
I’m genuinely surprised when Tarang Hardikar walks onto the stage: he looks about my age (I am 29. He is 26), so I’m not expecting such a fully formed performance. But this...
This sharp, refreshing original musical is all about the way political differences can get in the way of friendship - or even love. The story follows Dylan (Ross Jamieson) and Paige (Abbie...
I was delighted to see Kate Butch on the Fringe programme. Having enjoyed her on RuPaul's Drag Race, I already knew she was funny - but there is a difference between being...
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