★★★★★ After 16 years at the fringe, you’d think Paul Vickers, aka Twonkey aka Twonketta, would’ve said and sung all they’d needed to! But the latest instalment of the franchise,…
Paul Vickers, former Dawn of the Replicants frontman and autistic Fringe stalwart shares some of the experiences he's gone through over the years, part reflection, part warning, dig into the…
★★★★ “I’m a vibes-based autistic”, warns Cerys Bradley at the top of their new work-in-progress show, On Road Signs. And whilst you perhaps shouldn’t expect a slew of accurately remembered…
★★★★ Disciples of Anatomy is a three-hander about two 19th-century doctors’ wives, Maud and Adelaide, and one soon to be, Cassandra. Maud and Adelaide are old friends catching up when…
★★★★ Sophie Smyth’s one-woman show Subplot is a deep dive (one of many deep-sea puns you can look forward to) into the Oceangate Titan submersible that imploded in 2023: the…
★★★★ There’s something inspired about doing two-person stand-up. Rohan Ashar and Mani Ahmed have this great double-act energy, and a machine-gun approach to gags. From the outset I was completely…
★★★★ I was slightly late for Tarang’s show, but he didn’t waste the comic opportunity, asking the audience to indulge him while he fastidiously summarised what I had missed. The…
★★★★ ‘I prefer to do silly things with props, rather than talk about personal things’ so Stephen Catling opines in his new hour. Don’t worry there is plenty of the…
★★★ Step into Dylan Ward’s world: a bedroom filled with drawings scattered across the stage and on the audience’s seats as a way to invite us in. Starting in darkness,…
★★★★★ Alice-India states she* gives off ‘Catholic energy’, but she makes clear she's actually just a people pleaser. They recently went through a break-up. He used to work in marketing,…
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