A journey full of heart, humour and poignancy (not to mention the ‘chippies’ and getting to play with pasta dough !) Expect a tear in your eye at the end. 🌟 🌟🌟🌟🌟 from me

What a fun event! This was a fantastic way to explore the museum and experience in a new way, with lots of little snippets. Apparently this is a regular event, with different themes each time. I would definitely recommend getting along to the next one.

Memories are made at Club Queens! Last night included Paul McDermott, Catherine Alcorn, Rosa Waxoffski, Sarah McLeod, Carla Lippis & Rueben Kaye ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Martha Lott is mesmerising in this beautifully poignant play. Highly recommend!

Always funny, with a great line up of local and national names.

A telling of the demise of the Weimar Republic and the rise of the Third Reich through song and atmosphere. Drawing on the same tradition as Cabaret, but a different thing entirely.

Leave your inhibitions at the door and just let yourself enjoy the show. Something completely different for me but clearly so much skill required.

Great show. Entertaining. Great dancing. Fun for the family

A good group of up-and-coming talented stand-up comedians. The first solo show for at least one of them. Looking forward to seeing them as they develop further.

A heartfelt story of love, migration and food told in a unique way. Lots of COVID-safe participation.

Reuben never fails to delight with his sheer talent, impressive vocals, fast wit and understated (not) costumes.

We always enjoy seeing Matt Tarrant: he’s the reason we learned about the Fringe in the first place! Even without the ability to bring audience on stage, he was able to give us plenty of how-on-earth moments.