REVIEW: Melissa Stephens: Hot Dogs and Tears
Reading Time: < 1 minuteMelissa Stephens opens with a 'borrowed' joke about being Southern Trash which immediately sets the tone of this stand up show.
Category Comedy
REVIEW: Living A Little
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLiving a Little from Finlay Bain is a poignant zombie apocalypse comedy exploring the complex friendship of Rob and Paul, made even more complicated by Ninja Invader Penelope. Directed by Jordan Murphy the piece is original, passionate and very very funny.
REVIEW: Blue Badge Bunch
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLed by comedian Benny Shakes, Blue Badge Bunch is an interactive kids gameshow which talks openly about disability and breaks down barriers. The whole show is extremely inclusive, highlighted by the BSL interpreter present throughout.
REVIEW: Period Dramas
Reading Time: < 1 minuteHeather Milstead leads this storming cabaret with more facts about menstruation than you
can shake a stick at.
REVIEW: Grubby Little Mitts
Reading Time: < 1 minuteGrubby Little Mitts directed by Jon Gracey running at Assembly, this Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2022, is full of unexpected takes and weirdly wonderful quirks.
REVIEW: Tom, Dick and Harry
Reading Time: 4 minutesTom, Dick and Harry showcases excellent acting, direction and technical skill, and there are many elements of great spirit and warmth - it is only a pity these are not put to use in more forward-thinking storytelling.
REVIEW: Impromptu Shakespeare
Reading Time: < 1 minuteWith improv becoming more and more popular as an art form, creatives are pushed to find ever engaging ways to evolve the trope. This time it's a cast of quick thinking Shakespeare buffs who have taken on the challenge.
REVIEW: Shakespeare in the Squares
Reading Time: 3 minutesShakespeare in the Squares returns after a two year hiatus with a series of enchanting open air performances of The Tempest.
REVIEW: A False Servant
Reading Time: 2 minutesA gloriously funny romp; witty, quick paced with sexual tension galore. Lizzy Watts is a sensation.