Great to have seen this finally it was great to traveled the continuum.

Great story and was captivated in the story great to have see and lived it with Rob

Disappointed, started off great then it was a mess and hardly Daft Punk. More like a disco for the young ones true daft punk fan but I got to dance 💃 do better 🙏

It was an incredible show. Craig reeled us in with an incredible performance. He set such an emotive atmosphere and the storytelling was superb. The story itself and writing was also so greatly written and very engaging. Definitely recommend checking it out. No spoilers but I’m sure you’ll love it.

Great energy. Bit dissapointed as the singer didn't really sound like Michael but had the looks and the moves. Song choices could have been better.

A tense play in which a group of teens on the brink of “adulthood” spend their last night together playing a game in which everyone’s darkest secrets begin to pour out. It is an engaging and quite well paced story, strongly performed by the young ensemble who distinctively establish their characters and relationships. And though this may not have been intentional, the tiny stage the relatively big cast performed on added to the claustrophobic feeling the plot brought to audiences.

Emotional ride! Amazing show, you don’t have to love the Tour de France to enjoy this one man roller coaster of emotions and triumph showcasing Cadel Evan’s Tour de France historic victory.

The Understudy felt polished and professional, more Festival Theatre than Fringe. Eva moved through the story with care and authenticity. It was funny, sad, and powerful. Beautifully written and definitely worth seeing. Despite the venue change, the space was comfortable and well suited (thank you Air-con!). Clearer directions and parking info would be helpful though

Fabulous show, so funny, audience inclusion last night was brilliant.

Primal deserves its position as a Fixture of Fringe. The show was a celebration of wondrous diversity and in many cases literally stands on the shoulders of the women in the cast (you'll see). Amazing skills, captivating and emotive performances, clever humour and genuinely lovely people. Short list this one straight away.

See it, see it, see it! What an amazing array of strange and wondrous talent. The performers were magnificent and diverse and the show was hosted by Minnie Andrews who has perfected the art of looking pretty and innocent while cursing like a sailor. As impressive as the whole cast is... just wait until you meet Jace. Hooley dooley... Jace. See it, see it, see it.

Loved it!