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Rob Kemp is a straight white man but he’s also (in his own words) a transvestite. Adorning the stage in ...

The queens at Briefs Factory promise fun in this action-packed hour, and they do not disappoint.   Fronted by the amazing ...

At an intersection between cabaret, comedy and tribute act, you will find the creation of “An Evening Without Kate Bush”. ...

Sasha Ellen presumably named her show “Creeps and Geeks” as they are the types of men she has frequent interactions ...

Ed Aczel really is a master of expressionless anti-comedy. He’s wonderfully blasé about literally anything and everything as he chats ...

The physical theatrics of Don Gnu are on display at the festival this year with their show, “Walk-Man”.  The four-man ...

Brennan Reece has arrived at the Fringe with a refreshingly honest show. The honesty partly stems from the sometimes serious ...

Seductively vulgar, Barron lets us know right at the start that the tone of the show will be as base ...

From the outset we see a charismatic McGrath in a hip, red jump suit.  She delivers a comical look at ...

This show is an absolute fever dream, an hour of daft, dry humour that will make you think you’re going ...