Talking With Harriet Dyer
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Talking With Harriet Dyer

There was an overwhelming reason Harriet Dyer won the Neurodiversity Representation Award at our ceremony. On the surface Dyer is an accomplished stand-up comic, but their chaotic delivery belies a…
The Dan Daw Show
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The Dan Daw Show

★★★★ Seeing disabled people be sexy on stage is rare, it’s even rarer to see queer disabled people being sexy on stage. Beyond that, to be sexy on our own…
Badass
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Badass

★★ Sarah Mills is a funny and engaging storyteller. No easy task when your subject matter is bowel cancer. Yet Sarah manages to put the audience at ease when talking…
Antigone: The Musical
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Antigone: The Musical

★★★★ Antigone: The Musical bills itself as ‘a radical and fun musical retelling of an Ancient Greek myth’. Two of Antigone’s brothers have recently killed each other in battle, one…
Buzzing Anonymous
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Buzzing Anonymous

★★★★ Megan Rebecca’s play about an ADHD support group is a perfect distillation of the varied lived experiences of neurodiverse people. It’s refreshing to see female voices centred and this…
What’s in the Box?
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What’s in the Box?

★★★★ Can someone review a show that they’ve been a guest on, who knows? But we were so blown away by the low-key brilliance of this free lunchtime comedy panel…
Lost Voice Guy: Cerebral LOLsy
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Lost Voice Guy: Cerebral LOLsy

★★★★As Lost Voice Guy is helped on stage, the audience notices his shirt “I was disabled before it was popular” and the ad for his book on the screen behind…