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A fitting name, Wolf embraces an animalistic side resembling an aerobic hunting pack of wolves. The show has no spoken words, just breathing, snarling and absolute strength and skill. Circa Wolf is...

Andy’s last time at the Fringe was 2019, and since then, he has been writing the “Hotly Anticipated 4th Debut”; however, due to COVID and grief, the show has had to change...

Comic Paul Campbell has been delighting audiences at the Fringe with The Lost Tapes of Somerfield - an elegy to a Salford supermarket he once truly loved. He reveals why he's so...

Acknowledging his heritage (or what he thinks is his heritage anyway) without being bogged down by the colour of his skin, ‘I have a white voice’ Rohan says. He acknowledges his middle-class...

Excitable is the word for Toussaint. From the moment you walk in, he’s high-fiving unsuspecting entrants and zipping around with his remote-control pigeon.  It’s all very full-on, fast, energetic with no let-up, from...

How many puns can Lucy Pearman make about the moon? The opportunities are endless with Pearman, who creates a silly and whimsical show about a nursery rhyme. Pearman floats down the aisle...

In this wacky space production, you meet Astronaut Susan Albright, accused of a space crime against her scorned ex-wife. The show explores a new era where a lesbian could be the first...

David Ian is on a mission. He must find out the answer to something the audience can help with, is he mean? At the beginning, David picks out audience members to read...

Time permitting, there is an audience Q&A at the end of Benji Waterhouse’s new show, Maddening. It is, he admits, “probably people’s best chance to speak to an NHS psychiatrist without the...