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PALESTINE: PEACE DE RESISTANCE
★★★★★ I have seen a lot of standing ovations this fringe and very few have been warranted but it is unclear what else to do after Palestine: Peace de Resistance.…
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Edy Hurst’s Wonderfull Discoverie of Witches in the Countie of Himself
★★★★★ ‘What you’ve loads of stand-ups coming out of a cauldron at the Fringe?’ Shouts Edy Hurst to a bewildered audience as he, indeed, does emerge from a brilliantly constructed…
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Moving On… Really, Really Slowly
★★★★ ‘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…
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Cameron Sinclair Harris: PLANETS!!!
★★★ Have you ever wanted to know what kind of personality Mars has? Whether Jupiter is a basic bitch or where Neptune falls on the Myers-Briggs Scale? Luckily Cameron Sinclair…
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The Other Mozart
★★★★ We all know his name. We all know his music, even if only from films and TV adverts. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of the most celebrated composers to ever have lived, and…
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Tides (An Autism Story)
★★★ 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,…
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Alice-India: See You In Hell
★★★★★ 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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Cartoonopolis
★★★★★ Lewis Ian Bray’s love letter to his brother Jack is a high-energy one-man play that never dips during its 70 minutes. Bray embodies his brother, his parents, a cartoon…
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I’m Autistic – A New Musical
★★★ It’s genuinely impressive to see a full-scale musical at the Fringe. Genuinely Confused Theatre Company have to be commended for their ambition and sincere commitment to bringing accurate representation…
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Queer Tales for Autistic Folk
★★★★★ Taking the form of a live choose-your-own-story adventure, Cerys Bradley assumes the role of games master, consulting the audience on each stage of the protagonist’s journey; from how many…