Category Edinburgh Festival Fringe

REVIEW: CECILIA GENTILI’S RED INK

Reading Time: 2 minutesProduced by Elliot Page and PAGEBOY Productions, Sara Ramirez, Breaking the Binary Theatre, Queer Arts Coalition and Nic Cory, Cecilia Gentili’s Red Ink is an autobiographical show that - through an artful dose of comedy - follows Gentili through an abusive childhood in 1970s Argentina all the way to her move to New York, where she transitioned and became a sex worker.

REVIEW: Dragged through the Mud

Reading Time: < 1 minuteSkinny Minnie is the most (in)famous woman in showbiz! From Primadonna to pariah, she's had, and lost, it all. Join her for a frank, hilarious and deeply personal peek behind the glittering curtain of the drag world. Through standup, Skinny digs into the loneliness of the spotlight, the challenges of professional entertainment and the true costs of living for your alter ego. The burning question: what exactly did she do? Well, how much time do you have? Everybody's got a secret, so let's spill the tea.

REVIEW: Grooming My Ass at The Space Triplex

Reading Time: 2 minutesPicture this: you’re seventeen. You’re a twink. You’re the hottest 17-year-old twink that’s ever existed. And then bam! You get it. A Grindr notification. From a blank profile. A 26-year-old man... Oh what the universe has in store... Now, four years, copious amounts of weed, a gender transition and several high doses of psychedelics later, Ryann Lynn Murphy tells a story about a girl who got groomed.

REVIEW: Thanyia Moore: August

Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter 10 years of comedy, Thanyia was finally set to do her long-awaited, anticipated debut hour at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Everything was going to plan. Then August happened.

A show about mental strength, the female body and how awesome the NHS is in Scotland.

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REVIEW: Eggs Aren’t That Easy to Make

Reading Time: < 1 minute'If I'm in a lesbian relationship when I'm older, I want you to be the sperm donor' Claire says to her best friend Dan, while drunk at a uni party. 'Okay, it's a deal'. Flash forward ten years and the two friends are making good on their promise. Having your best friend be your sperm donor – what could go wrong? Big Sofa Theatre presents a queer rom com