Can you believe it's been five years since Neurodiverse Review started? Back in 2022, with the first proper Edinburgh Fringe since Covid, so much had changed. One of the things…
The main stage at Glasgow’s Tramway is almost like an air hangar, this formidable giant black-box almost makes the actors seem small by comparison. But for once size does matter,…
Autistic performer Paul Vickers (or Twonkey) on the task of dragging up for this year's show Twonkey's Zip Wire to Zanzibar I started thinking about the best way to make things fun and…
Our 2023 Bounce Award Winner shares a personal story ahead of her show's return to the Edinburgh Fringe. In the Underbelly courtyard I was pitching my show to a potential…
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…
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.…
It would be amusing if it wasn't so disturbing. That many journo's and reviewers at this year's Fringe, have made the observation that there are 'suddenly a load of shows…
We are very pleased to announce our NOMINEES in 7 categories, each championing neurodivergent and disabled creatives at the Edinburgh Fringe. (A further 3 categories will be announced on the…
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…
Here are the Longlists for each category for the 2023 Neurodiverse Review Awards. With over 200 shows eligible, it can be very hard to make a decision. We hope this…
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