Emma Gannon
Olive
Motherhood and the evolution of friendship are navigated well in Gannon's debut fiction work
Cath is a freelance writer whose first published work was a critique of Ready Steady Cook in a national newspaper when she was 10. For 11 months of the year she can be found hunched over a laptop bemoaning the state of the world, but every August comes alive at the Fringe.
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Janie Brown
Radical Acts of Love
Powerful true stories from end of life care inspire hope
9 to 5 The Musical
Musical adaptation of the 1980 film hits many high notes
Garrett Millerick: Smile
An hour of stories, jokes and rants from grouchy Fringe regular
Sex Education
Harry Clayton-Wright's debut theatre piece is filthy, funny and f*cking fabulous
Aidan Greene: Did I Stutter?
Heartfelt, hilarious hour of comedy from rising star Aidan Greene
Boar
Lewis Doherty returns to the Fringe with another stunning, thrilling hour of theatre
Joanne McNally: The Prosecco Express
Another assured hour of comedy from Joanne McNally
Sarah Kendall: Paper Planes
Cerebral storytelling and gentle laughs from Radio 4 veteran Kendall
Max & Ivan: Commitment
Delightful hour of hilarious buffoonery from Max and Ivan