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Elf and Duffy: Heist
★★★★ Elf and Duffy: Heist is a fun, fast-paced frenzy of mime, BSL, and plenty of sound effects. The blurb for the show states that "Duffy and Elf are friends.…
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Fat, Femme and Crippled
★★★ Alex Gibbon’s laugh-out-loud ride ‘on the intersection between disability and queer culture’ is as authentic and as it is filthy. Gibbon’s humour is bitchy, flirty, and never leaves a…
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Elizabeth McGeown: Cockroach
★★★ McGeown finds herself in a beautiful intimate room, a wood-panelled bunker with soft red-lighting reminiscent of Twin Peaks. An apt reference as the following hour of poetry weaves many…
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Interview with Daniel Toney
Daniel Toney’s new one-man show Mine (or Unapologetically Autistic) takes you on a guided tour of the autistic mind. We spoke to Daniel ahead of his run of shows at…
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An Open Letter to Reviewers at EdFringe
Dear Reviewers, We know from experience reviewing can be tricky. It's hard to come up with fresh copy for multiple shows, every single day of the Fringe and still try…
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Bipolar Badass
★★★★ Bipolar Disorder is not an easy diagnosis to come to terms with. Anyone who has faced this label in their life will know that. Mari Crawford does not mince…
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Our TOP 10 pick of Disabled/ND-Led Shows
Sikisa: Hear Me Out With the Edinburgh Fringe now in full swing, we wanted to highlight ten shows we feel are immediate stand-outs at this year's festival. So here they…
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Gone to the Dogs
★★★★ We now live in an era where the nostalgia for ‘Britain’ as this great nation, has morphed into a disturbing, mouth-frothing war-cry of SOVEREINTY. Since Brexit, this ethno-nationalism has…
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Disabled Cants
★★★★★ You’d think it would be an impossible task to review a compilation show, wouldn’t you? With a different line of comedians each day, surely it’s a lucky dip? With…
Into the Neuroverse with Colin Hoult
★★★★ It has become a bit of a joke that nearly everything has a podcast, from rewatching Neighbours to reviews of favourite breakfast cereals. And with the production of Podcastery…