Ange Lavoipierre: Your Mother Chucks Rocks And Shells – Review
A tirade of a fever dream of insomnia comes full blast from Lavoipierre, delivering a tapestry of random nighttime absurd...
Robin Tran: Don’t Look At Me – Review
Honest, silly, earnest, open-hearted and totally charming – Robin Tran is all of these in her Edinburgh debut. A practised...
Hot Pink
Expecting every LBGT show to include a coming out story and a rainbow flag would be like presuming every straight...
Fresh-Faced Funnies
In the world of comedy it’s the firsts that count – your first gig, your first show, and your first...
Brighton Fringe Review: An Evening With Charles Quarterman For One Hour
Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco, 27 May 2023 The dulcet tones of Charles Quarterman, evocative of a Wes Anderson film narrator with...
Brighton Fringe Review: Cabaret Impedimenta
Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco, 27 May 2023 John-Luke Roberts’ latest channelling of the surreally bizarre into classic you-had-to-be-there entertainment has found...
Brighton Fringe Review: Mythos, Ragnorak
Caravanserai: Luna Parc, 23 May 2023 It’s long been acknowledged that there is a certain degree of acting in the...
Brighton Fringe Review: Fabulett 1933
The Actors Theatre, 19 May 2023 The place: Berlin, Germany. The date: 1933. The setting: the very last night of...
Brighton Fringe Review: Crème de la Crème
Caravanserai: Luna Parc, 15 May 2023 Head First Acrobats are no strangers to the Brighton Fringe, bringing in their mix...
Brighton Fringe Review: The Importance Of Being Earnest As Performed By Three F*cking Queens And A Duck
The Rotunda Theatre, 9 May 2023 A raucous farcical telling of how three highly camp fellows – and an unfortunately...
