★★★★ True to its name, Freaks and Fools is a festival of fun and self-deprecation. Host Nicky Vere-Compton wastes no time in introducing themselves as a ‘short, fat, autistic queer’…
★★★★★ It was in 1902 that Sir George Frederic Still first described what now would be diagnosed as ADHD. It’s a neurotype much discussed, rarely understood and even rarer still,…
★★★★ Laura Horton’s follow up to Breathless, is at first glance a bizarre punk tribute to Alan Partridge's long suffering P.A Lynn Benfield. Of course, with Horton’s work, you’d be…
★★★★★ When Stephanie Laing dances, her face transforms and, through her, we the audience are transformed as well. I can't dance. I feel uncomfortable in my body and overly self…
Fringe stalwart and former frontman of Dawn of the Replicants Paul Vickers (AKA Twonkey) returns to his solo cabaret roots after years of experimentation with theatre, pandemics and an autism…
★★★★ If we lived in a society where the arts were properly funded and respected, Paul Wady would be professor emeritus in a grand Victorian lecture hall, educating an eager…
★★★★★ There’s always a slight tension when I walk into a stand-up show. I always thought I didn’t like stand-up; I realise I don’t really like middle-class male stand-up! …
★★★★ The Beehive Inn on The Grassmarket has a distinct vibe, from the sounds of an ‘enthusiastic’ busker wafting through the windows, to the ornate fireplaces and stale-beer infused carpets.…
★★★★ Cerys Bradley’s work-in-progress show is a ‘pick your path’ interactive performance, where an audience member becomes the central character of a highly-detailed fantasy story. Bradley could’ve easily presented this…
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