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JUST for the avoidance of any doubt, soup does feature in Irish comedian Alison Spittle’s genial, rather sweet (if sometimes ...

Throwing himself about the room with no tell as to his recent back injury save the announcement at the top ...

The stage is a cornucopia of literature. Swirls of books on cookery, philosophy, Moomintrolls and ancient enticing comics balance precariously ...

Likeable and laidback, Petts saunters onto stage taking ownership of her audience – and then, like an angry boss, proceeds ...

Will the fact that Sachin Kumarendran reminds me of the guy that never fancied me back in school prevent me ...

André de Freitas brings a taste of his home country Portugal to the Fringe, as he tells the story of ...

Katy Berry is an electric performer with enough energy for the entire building. Her show helps us to let go ...

Just how deep could Cam Gavinski go with a show about his dick? The answer is actually pretty deep. So ...

Blindly feeling his way on to the stage in a mask in a parody of the pretentious Artist, Seymour Mace ...

Njambi McGrath is warm and welcoming, just like the Kenya of her childhood. Stunning vistas, terrifying wildlife, and frequently defined ...