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Saw this show last year and loved it. Went back this year and it happened to be their last time performing it... Great Show. We have booked to see these two talented artists in Spyhard!

This was a beautiful show of gifted storytelling

'Spit Spot' what a fantastic show. 'In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun'.. and Mary Floppins does just that with twists and turns on the way. You'll laugh, you'll squirm but you'll never forget Mary Floppins ..oh and how to fold a fitted sheet!!!

This started out normal. A musical comedy about the Pokémon Charizard, and the host's lifelong quest to find a rare holographic version of its card. But then he opened a single, sealed pack of cards and started going through the contents... and found a holographic Charizard. The show completely went off the rails from there, and the remainder of the show was watching him have a break down on stage which ended with everyone sing-screaming CHARIZARD. I was glad to have witnessed it.

Great show, funny and entertaining

The Aussie Fear & Loathing in (Las Vegas) Surfer Paradise!! Mind-bending!! Loved every second of it, hilarious, demented (in all the best ways) & a great surreal adventure & story, this is everything Fringe is, climb outa ya hole ya moles & go see it!!!

Took my 90 year old dad and 6, 8 & 12 year old granddaughters and we ALL loved the show! The grandkids were gobsmacked! 10/10 Best Fringe Show we’ve seen! And we go every year,

Great

Loved every second of this show. Hannah is an incredible performer. I was there every step of the way. I laughed. I cried and contemplated my life. Hard to deliver such emotional energy in a large venue as a one woman show with few bells and whistles. Stand out show for my festival viewing.

Absolutely brilliant - it's true that it's easier to talk about things if we can laugh about them, and James Barr is helping us pave the way to progressive conversations about domestic abuse through his side splitting comedy. An intensely likeable performer that I hope to see more of.

I read this book in uni, and watching it come to life so perfectly was a delight to behold - especially at a fringe festival where conversations about privilege breeding creativity and feminism in the creative industries are hard to miss. This show was perfectly executed, I cried.

Dark and Brilliant, morbid yet hilarious. A show that leaves you unsure whether to be mortified or burst out laughing, and then you can help but laugh anyway. Check the trigger warnings and go if you're able. I highly recommend it.