★★★★★ Even though Edinburgh includes the West-End, the idea of venturing toward the New Town, puts off many a punter. Cut to, me running down back alleys trying to find…
★★★ As soon as you walk into ‘Just the Bottle Room’, you’re greeted with a washing line with pegged on signs. Intriguing hand-written titles such as ‘Queer as Tuna’ and…
★★★ ‘That’s the ADHD’, Moni intones as she trips over her tripod with camera-phone in the first seconds of this show. I immediately relax, as I’m a huge advocate for…
★★★ Being a ‘sightie’, as Richard calls those of us who aren’t visually impaired, I had never considered how one would do crowd work when you can’t see your audience.…
★★ People never sit in the front row, which I think is a bit disrespectful to the performer, so I enthusiastically took my place inches from the stage. Big mistake.…
★★★★★ Autistic singer, storyteller and absurdist Paul Vickers, has been part of the Edinburgh Fringe landscape for well over a decade. So much so, that if you ever get in…
Why did you make this show? So! This all began from my excitement and confusion as I learned more about adult ADHD and my particular corner of neurodiversity and the…
★★★★ I normally don’t think about the title of stand-up shows much. Often acts land on a funny pun (usually involving their names – what egos!) or have some sensationalist,…
We were delighted to ask stand-up Amy Mason some questions ahead of her debut hour at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Funny Women Award finalist was incredibly candid in her answers.…
Earlier this year, we set a competition, asking disabled artists to create an artwork to feature on our awards. The winner will receive an art supply bundle and have their…
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