Putting The Ass In Brass has a genuinely intriguing premise... a semi- autobiographical queer coming-of-age story plays out ...
The sight of audience members knitting in the queue should probably have warned me that Stitch In Time had found ...
Nostalgic curiosity may have got me through the door of Pilate: The Lost Gospel. Like many of my generation, I ...
Speciàle tells the extraordinary story of converting himself to Mormonism at fifteen while already struggling with his ...
This group uses smartly choreographed dance numbers and slapstick comedy to shame me for how much I use my phone ...
I went into Crocodile Rock expecting an Elton John connection. There isn't one. The title instead refers to an unlikely ...
The increasingly prestigious Malcolm Hardee Awards, started in memory of one of comedy’s most outrageous comedy pioneers, has ...
Aphrodite is the ancient Greek goddess of love, beauty, and physical desire. She is one of the twelve main Olympic ...
While at the start of the show he promises to stay away from any audience interaction, he completely backtracks on this by ...
The physical comedy is excellent, with the performers constantly finding new ways to make each other laugh and involving the ...
Frost's magic show takes place in one of the most intimate spaces on the Edinburgh Fringe, thus giving very little ...
On paper, this show sounds like an exercise in absurdity: a naked performer, the Penguin book collection, and audience ...
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