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 day; The Fringe Biscuit Trends Award, The lifetime achievement award and The Disability Champions Award)
The criteria of each award can be found here: www.neurodiversereview.co.uk/awards
The winners will be announced on Thursday 21st August at Fringe Central, Grassmarket. Doors open 6pm, Ceremony at 6.30pm, ends at 7.30pm
Invitations will be sent out to all nominees, but if you haven’t received one please email reviewernd@gmail.com
Actually Autistic Award
Ted Hill: 110 percent Normal
Ria Lina: Riabellion
Jain Edwards: She-Devil
Pierre Novellie: You sit there, I’ll stand here
Cerys Bradley’s Queer Tales for Autistic Folks
ADHD Comedy Award
Shaparak Khorsandi: Scatterbrain
Alice-India: See You in Hell
Alison Spittle: Big
Hunter King – A Northern Tr*nny Hootenanny
Outstanding Visually Impaired Creative
Another Sight
I Dream In Colour
Jamie MacDonald: Toxic Bastard
Jake Donaldson is the fifth Weezer
Bop Exceptional Theatre Award
Falling: A Disabled Love Story
Mending Nets
Cartoonopolis
Of Fire and Flame
Bop Emerging Talent Award
Mr Brake Down (Doom and Glitter: A Tribute to Tom Waits)
Ted Hill: 110 percent Normal
Hunter King – A Northern Tr*nny Hootenanny
Theodora Van Der Beek – Mr Creep
Yvonne Hughes: Absolutely Riddled
Deaf Action Deaf Excellence Award
Dregs
Evie Waddell: Ivory Cutlery
Echoes Across Time
Natasha Lumley
Rashmi Amayata
North Bridge Comedy Writing Award
Alison Spittle: Big
Alice-India: See You in Hell
Dregs
Falling: A Disabled Love Story
Niall Moorjani – The Green Knight (But It’s Gay)
