Edinburgh Fringe
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Edinburgh Fringe 2024
A performance of a very challenging piece of theatre which targets war and our complicity in the industry of war.
Becky Goodman: The Day My Sugar Daddy Dumped Me
Becky Goodman’s show is like if you spliced Fleabag with Steve Martin standup and then added a quality that we will only be able to refer to at future Fringes as BeckyGoodmanesque.
Jeffers’s mastery of the character seems effortless, but the amount of skill it takes to use those arms, manage in the flowing cape costume, and control facial expressions down to the tiniest detail is something once reserved only for cartoon characters.
Boiler Room Six: A Titanic Story
Foreman’s story is a brilliant addition to the canon of Titanic literature, and indeed solo plays in general.
Dave Ahdoot – Ethnically Ambiguous
This is effectively a TED talk with lots of good laughs – it lifts the lid on a world that not many have direct experience of and is held together by a big, warm personality.
A poetically beautiful piece of Doric wonder that tells the myths of a generation passing on the tales to the one two below with craft and creative joy.
A thought-provoking, captivating, and emotionally layered exploration of culture, laced with laughter and skilled caricature.
A poetic and witty soul searching solo show melding words and soundscape to frame a journey through grief.
Jessie Cave: An Ecstatic Display
The show exudes the multitude of Cave’s interests and talents as a writer, performer, illustrator and puppeteer.
A compelling and moving exploration of grief, trauma, and the long shadows cast by violence
A wide-ranging attempt to open up a much ignored but significant figure at the pace of perfection.
We meet some people's deepest revelations through performance here, actors finding themselves becoming vulnerable through theatre, getting naked.
Captured by social media at the worst moment in her life a mother’s frantic attempt to hold on to what matters most
