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Walking on Spectrum
★★★★ An hour in Juliana Heng’s company is something to behold. At once, it is incredibly intimate, yet there is a feeling of unpredictability, they are totally themselves. They cut…
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Robin Ince – Weapons of Empathy
★★★★★ Before the show even starts, Ince is buzzing about the stage in an excitable frenzy. Handing out cards with the request to ‘write down any books that made you…
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Deaf Action Presents: Red Aphrodite by Amy Murray
★★★ Red Aphrodite is a 45 minute stand up set in BSL (interpreted to English) in which Murray hopes to break down all the taboos about womanhood. Murray has great presence…
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Aaron Simmonds: Baby Steps
★★★★ Simmonds has made a Fringe comeback. Although, this time, he has taken up a new challenge - to perform standing up for a full hour, in contrast to his…
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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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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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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…