Reviews
Vir Das: Wanted
Powerful storytelling meets hoot-worthy humour in this brilliantly crafted show about loving your country even if it doesn’t always love you back
Rajiv Karia: Gallivant
Karia takes to the stage with confidence and charisma but neither can save a mishmash of a script
SNORT
Silly, hilarious, great chemistry – improv at its best that will make you *snort* with laughter
Sophie Duker: Hag
A lesbian cruise, a Ghanian vulture, and a grandma reminiscent of Don Corleone feature in the cleverly written, hilarious story of how Sophie Duker became a hag
Lou Conran: A Show
Conran is not a cat person. And when you hear about her neighbour’s cat, you’ll understand why…
Police Cops: The Musical
Everything you know and love about Police Cops – now, with added music
Amy Gledhill: The Girl Before The Girl You Marry
A riotously funny hour of comedy with one half of The Delightful Sausage
Sunil Patel: Faster Horses
An entertaining trip through a chequered employment history
The Poetical Life of Philomena McGuinness
Powerful call to live your best life, whatever the horrors around you
Rich Hall SOLD OUT: TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE
A triumphant Fringe return complete with his deadpan absurdism and an obvious love for being onstage
Rob Copland: Mainstream Muck (Gimme Some of That)
High energy fishing and festival mash-up from moustachioed madcap
Fiji
A smart, funny, and bizarrely touching piece of theatre that is complete triumph
Daddy Issues
An unflinching portrayal of trauma, sex work, and imperfect feminism that shows great promise
Christopher Titus: Carrying Monsters
American comedic legend brings his pitch-black take on his life to the Fringe for the first time