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Tomás Bepalo: What Gets Better?
★★★ You’re invited to a party, because as Tomás says, when you’re Columbian, every minor occurrence means you have to have one, and you’re getting authentic Columbian lollies too! And…
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Abnormally Funny People
★★★★ Now in its twentieth year, this mixed bill show has had many illustrious names grace their line-ups, including many of our own previous nominees and winners! And it’s no…
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A Stan is Born!
★★★ A melodic voice plays over the speakers, so obviously a mum talking sweetly about their baby, clapping along to her singing, and only 8 months old! This baby musical…
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Pierre Novellie: You Sit There, I’ll Stand Here
★★★★ I wasn’t sure what to make of Novellie’s show at first. Opening with a story about moving from one part of London to another, didn’t seem exciting or particularly…
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On Not Being Heard
The old adage ‘children should be seen and not heard’, is a death sentence. So much pain and anguish comes from ignoring your kids. As a child, my needs, interests…
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Will The DWP Use This Article Against Me Too?
The whole point of Neurodiverse Review is to champion disabled creatives. The point of our awards and features are to recognise the incredible talent and important voices in our communities.…
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My Mother’s Funeral: The Show
★★★★★ The two main themes for this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, according to journalists who don’t see shows, were the ‘saturation of shows about trauma’ and ‘what can we do to…
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Hannah Gadsby: Woof!
★★★★★ I often refer to Hannah Gadsby as ‘our autistic Pope’, because I feel their mix of detail about the absurdity of the human condition mixed with a befuddled expression,…
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Barbara Fernandez: Singing, Sagging and Shagging
★★★ Barbara has always wanted to be a stand-up comedian. And now in her sixth decade she’s been living her dream. Her show isn’t just stand-up, but in fact a…
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Naughty or Neurodiverse – Magic from Another Planet
★★★★ The usual preserve of the contemporary magician, is to showboat, to give razzamatazz and lead the endless misdirection around the tricks they do. Angus Baskerville is singularly different. Rather…