Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe term DINK (Double Income No Kids) came to popularity during the 1980’s and has adopted and coined more terms, but does what it says on the tin. Double income, no kids, and Lorraine takes us through more complex terms too.
Reading Time: 2 minutesArmed with a piano, mic, and a whiteboard filled with definitions of many of the terms to come up in this production that those unfamiliar with Jewish vernacular would be a tad bewildered by, Deprelli’s easy-going demeanor fills the room with candor.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThere aren’t many comedians with a page for their favourite mineral on their website, but not many comedians have spent a month in Hawaii as an Artist in Residence. In fact, the Venn diagram of these comedians would likely just circle Ben Miller.
Reading Time: < 1 minuteWith a smash-hit show already under his belt, Elliot Steel is back again bringing his sharp wit and trademark sense of dark humour.
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A Naff Play About Spies” is well named. Is it a bit naff? Are the spies a bit naff? Is the dialogue a bit clunky? Yes, yes and yes. Is it still good fun? Also yes.
Reading Time: < 1 minuteMy Last Two Brain Cells is a fast paced, ridiculously silly absurdist comedy set in the head office of TPL Inc. (Temporal Lobe Incorporated).
Reading Time: 2 minutes“I’d Like a Job Please” follows Sarah Snelson, a recent graduate, on her hunt for a job. After an uninspiring start, her recruiter ex-Navy Tracey Pavement, she gets a sales role at “Swell”, where all is not what it seems.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis highly relatable, dark comedy will speak to anyone who has been through the weird and wonderful stages of a breakup whilst still holding onto the hope that it can’t truly be over. The one-woman show is a monologue about heartbreak and the crazy things it can make us do.
Reading Time: 2 minutesA lot of comedians have been really hard done by this fringe, not by the low pay, high costs of accommodation and the general unreliableness of fringe success actually leading anywhere, these are expected.
Reading Time: 3 minutesMark Down has been bringing puppets to life for over 20 years. His theatre company, Blind Summit, has tackled topics such as alcoholism, existentialism and even the paranormal.