I went to see Hannah Maxwell: I amDram. An immensely entertaining play that begins with the audience singing It's a Long Way to Tipperary and ends with 4 audience members (I was one of them) performing a choreographed grand finale. In between we meet a young girl wanting to sing " On the Street Where You Live" in My Fair Lady, discovering her sexuality, trying to "come out" to her family, and much more. Loved it.

So much fun and excitement. Matt is full of fun and energy. Fab night highly recommend!

I was looking forward to some Bob Marley reggae, but was given much more by Duane Forrest. I doubt there is better musical theatre at this year's Fringe. Life affirmation to a reggae beat. Do yourself a favour and get a ticket to "Bob Marley: how reggae changed the world" at the Holden Street Theatre.

Con once again tries to con us into thinking he's a stand-up comedian, when he's actually an incredibly talented and funny physical performer. Using his natural comic timing, wit, technology and a little bit of help from the audience, Joke Protocol is a hilarious, inventive, and clever spy film parody. A damn fun time!

Martha Walker is brilliant in The Soaking of Vera Shrimp. I went to the play not really knowing what to expect. At first I thought it might be a comedy and by the end of the play I had a tear in my eye. Martha plays Vera Shrimp, a young high school student coping with the death of her mother, school, friends, a distant father, by immersing herself in the wonders of rain. A must see. In fact I might go and see it again.

A collection of contemporary and experimental dance pieces examining different aspects of womanhood. Some pieces were sensual, some rather beautiful, others surprisingly brutal! I didn't feel there was a single dud and despite the wide range of moods and themes explored, it all felt like a cohesive whole. Loved it!

Meg's beautiful use of tempo combined with Al's incredible writing is an absolute treat! such a gorgeous story with so much warmth and so many smiles - couldn't recommend this enough!

Flirty, funny, and built on a creative original concept. Loved it & highly recommend!

A show as funny as it is confronting, Couvreur does a fantastic job telling the story of her frustrating and sometimes disturbing ongoing ordeal with wit, charisma, and confidence. A dark dive into the world of porn forums (but again... she makes it funny!) Loved her taking power back into her own hands at the end! Also, see The Sensemaker.

A wildly inventive spin on Greek myth that’s exactly the kind of unpredictable joy Fringe-goers live for. Sharp, sexy and genuinely laugh-out-loud, Teasing Myths transforms Medusa into a style icon, turns Perseus into a slapstick star and has Thanatos kicking more than just metaphorical butt. Boldly funny, smartly subversive and utterly entertaining — we walked in curious and walked out buzzing. We’re very glad we saw this hidden gem!

A fun introduction to the fascinating world of Grand Sumo. Real talent is right there on show, and the audience participation was impressive.

Fantastic show - 10/10 🤩