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A definite must see. Amazing singing. Loved it

Loved Buck Wild by Scout Boxall - wow powerful and well put together - gave lots to think about - will definitely recommend this to others.

Just commenting on the Welcome Ceremony. It was good to hear from a diverse range of Indigenous people, and to learn more about culture. It was great that it took place the weekend before Fringe started, making attendance possible without clashing with any shows.

We wouldn't miss taking in at least one Phatcave, and I'm sure we'll be back for more this year. The best of late night comedy, right on the edge and sometimes over it. Nothing is sacred.

A triple-threat: songwriter, musical performer (singer and pianist), and aerial artist. I'm not sure I've ever seen someone singing while using either a suspended ring or silks! The picture in the program represents the content of the show, not the actual performers: there were no near-naked men!

Comedy and magic woven together with an honest story from the heart. Criminally underattended first night for a standout performer from 2020. Get out and see him, folks!

A great show with intriguing table magic: mainly, but not entirely, cards. Sam admitted that the show, as a preview, was still a little rough around the edges. His seemingly hesitant and understated delivery is not preview-related though; it is part of his act and all the more charming and surprising for it.

A very intriguing and enjoyable installation. Startling experiences, but funny-startling rather than dark-startling. We went after dark, and pictures from others suggest that a daylight visit would be different.

Do not miss seeing ABBA The Museum The Choir - What amazing voices - had everyone bopping & swaying in their seats - that was until Dancing Queen - everyone was on their feet. What a great show.

This was entertaining and heartfelt. She covers a lot of topics in 50 minutes but it feels like 5 minutes. Loved it!

Absolutely amazing show! James takes you on a journey telling their story through songs, real-life encounters and pick up lines. Would absolutely recommend this show, and the Migration Museum is such a beautiful venue.

Really enjoyed this show. What a talented comedian! Even with venue technical difficulties, Pam continued on and made the performance even more interactive. Would see again, so funny!