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Review: Morro and Jasp Do Puberty
A peak behind the crimson curtains of two regular girls who just want to have fun, be loved, and figure out how the holy b*lls tampons work.
Review: How You Kiss Me Is Not How I Like To Be Kissed
How You Kiss Me Is Not How I Like To Be Kissed
Review: Joanna Neary : Faceful of Issues
A quite brilliant hour of character acting from a master of her craft
Review: Follow the Faun
A forty-five minute acid trippy escapade of movement, music, lights and human connection
Review: Wendy Hoose
An evening of sex that has surprises for all the participants, especially those wanting sex
Review: The Hampstead Murder Mystery!
Like 39 Steps, but with more actors. And more scenes. And more steps.
Review: The Andromeda Paradox
X marks the spot. Make space for Tom Neenan's latest journey into the unknown ..
Review: Emperor of America
A delightful romp through the Midwest in the company of adorable vagabonds
Review: That Pair; Letting it Go
Princess Tim had a party to which we were all invited, had fun, experienced laughter but there was no cake, only glitter sprinkled
Review: Fake It ‘Til You Make It
A brutally true story of Bryony and her partner, Tim, that leaves simultaneously you laughing and crying.
Review: It’s Only Words
An absurdly brilliant clown act that explores the nature of communication and language.
Review: The A to Z of Loving a Ned
Another success from the Cairns’ stable. A must see for all Ned fanciers.
Review: Nell Gwyn: An Epilogue
No traditional monologue but stand-up comedy 17th Century style: bawdy and energetic, with an occasional social bite.
Review: The Sunset Five
A wonderful hour of devised theatre with a charming cast, strong musicianship, and lots of laughs
Review: Feminazi
One woman against the world as she continues a movement after the hard work has been done
Review: Nick Hodder’s objectives and key results
Anarchic comedy provided with pure audience participation
Review: Gein’s Family Giftshop: Volume 2
Finding the dark vein of comedy. Before exploding it with an errant air bubble.
Review: The Frida Kahlo of Penge West
A wickedly funny two hander – the Odd Couple for the 21st century.
Review: Bright Ideas
A brilliantly funny and intelligent show that sparks debate on whether humanity is really worth saving.
Review: Faulty Towers The Dining Experience
"we could go back and see it again, and laugh just as hard"
Review: Everything’s Possible, Nothing’s Available
"a performance piece that pushes the cutting edge of mime and interactivity"
Review: I liked you better online
A lighthearted and witty look at romance through the lens of the modern internet dating world
Review: Bitesize Chekhov
Three of his most intricate one-act plays - expertly conserved, cleverly restored and inventively staged.
Review: Why is life like sparrows?
A tremendously witty run through life in Wales and from the perspective of three young women making their way out of it
Review: The Dream Factory
Review: Eric and Little Ern
The closest to the real thing you are likely to find this side of heaven.
Review: Nick Hodder: Insert comedy here
An awkward hour in the presence of an awkward comedian performing a show off the internet
Review: Short and Curly whodunit?
A great duo taking the mickey and extracting plenty of laughs over our obsessions with murder mysteries
Review: Lazy Susan – Extreme Humans
Quick-paced comedy with a rich dark seam of misery running down a sweet rock of silliness.
Review: The Weegies Have Pockled The Edinburgh Pandas
Another success from the Cairns’ stable. A must see for all Weegies and Reekies.
Review: Superfluous
Completely off the wall comic strip capers. No Fringe should be without a show like this.
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest as performed by three f*cking queens and a duck
A filthy night in with Wilde consequences
Review: The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha
Madcap, brilliantly bizarre physical comedy
Review: Margaret Theatcher, Queen of Soho
One of my festival highlights - the Iron Lady is back, with a twist!
Review: Shit-Faced Shakespeare
“…could well be mentioned in University textbooks in twenty or even a hundred years’ time.”
Review: Brighton and Sussex Medic Revue
A humorous insight into Med School through sketches, video, and music
Review: The Complete History of the BBC (Abridged)
An enjoyable jaunt through the history of the BBC
Review: The Inventor and The Escort
Like a 'Turner Classic Movies', golden era of Hollywood RomCom gem, spiced to 21st century palates
