Phoebe Robinson: Sorry, Harriet Tubman
American's charm carries a less than cohesive set
Corinne Kemp
Edinburgh based MarComms and short story writer, Corinne is mostly found drinking bubble tea whilst wandering botanical gardens in search of oddly named plants. She is a great enthusiast of comedy, horror and marmite.
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Yuriko Kotani: Somosomo
A superb show that leaves the audience feeling inspired and hopeful
Aboriginal Comedy Allstars
Kevin, Steph and Andy are truly aboriginal comedy allstars and the show they deliver is without a doubt, ‘deadly’
Michael Odewale: #BLACKBEARSMATTER
An engaging and socially aware debut from an up-and-coming comic
Double Bill: Women of the Mourning Fields & Antigone Na H’éireann
An interesting exploration of female roles in history, which is let down by a lack of clarity.
Claire Sullivan: I Wish I Owned a Hotel for Dogs
An absurd adventure through Claire's mind, which is delightfully sweet, surreal and full of dogs.
That's What She Said
A raucous evening of spoken word, comedy and insightful prose deftly performed by a talented line up.
Kiri Pritchard-McLean: Victim, Complex
Victim, Complex is Kiri's Lemonade and it's just as effervescent as she is.
Rachel Fairburn: The Wolf at the Door
A dark feathered phoenix rising from the ashes of lost relationships, Fairburn is honest, emotional and hilarious.
The Mark of the Beast
Martin O'Connor's latest spoken-word performance offers a searingly honest look at how alcohol shapes our lives