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CatGPT
28 February 2025 - Craig T.Extremely surreal, but funny, show where a man explains how he resurrected his cat, Lentil, using robotics and AI during the pandemic lockdown in the UK. Importantly, Lentil the computer / AI cat is on stage and helps in telling his story / is happy to answer any questions you have about cats, life, and the universe :-) If you are after something a little bit different this Fringe, this is worth a look. -
An Incomplete Encyclopedia of Hugs
23 February 2025 - Craig T.I am ten shows into the 2025 Fringe and this is my favorite so far. In this intimate and emotive show, the narrator, Juno, recounts stories from her life that have involved a diverse range of hugs, from wonderful events that resulted in joyful hugs, to awful events that resulted in sad hugs. I saw a few audience members using their complimentary hankies towards the end! Just a shame it only had a short run during the Fringe. If this doesn't win a Fringe Award, I would be very surprised. -
An Evening Without Kate Bush
23 February 2025 - Craig T.A first class Fringe show. I went into this show not really knowing too much about Kate Bush's music (her big hits are kinda familiar to me) but I absolutely loved this show regardless. The singer / star is talented, funny, and engaging throughout. The whole audience left with a big smile on their face. Definitely worth checking out, even if you are not a Bush fan.