Genre: Solo Show 0

Review: It’s All About George

A touching, well written solo show that ably spans the generations

Review: 3,000 trees: the murder of Willie McRae

A brilliant one man show of a troubled figure from the Scottish political afterlife

Review: 21st Century Poe, Moyamensing

A barnstorming performance from Edgar Allan Poe’s own words relating to a his nightmare in Moyamensing prison

Review: The Haunting Of Lopham House

Review: Kitty in the Lane

An intense, shattering performance

Review: Andrew O’Neill’s History of Heavy Metal

A metal heads delight wrapped up in Rob Halford’s cod piece and delivered with riffs

Review: Simon Callow in Juvenelia

One man, one stage, the birth of satire and an impressive performance with ancient material

Review: Love. Guts. High School

" bitter-sweet raw emotion"

Review: I’m Not Like Other Girls

A Personal Insight into Femininity

Review: Strange Face – Adventures with a Lost Nick Drake Recording

A unique tale, told with panache

Review: Vanity Bites Back

Powerful new writing

Review: Mental

Review: Pitiless Storm

An incredibly powerful insight into the questions that progressive politics need to address in light of the referendum

Review: High Vis

A one man show that seeks to lighten the bleakness of destiny with traffic management

Review: Echolalia

A universe of joy in one woman's struggle with autism, through dance, music, and humorous physical theatre.

Review: White Rabbit Red Rabbit

Powerful writing; an experience that challenges both audience and performer.

Review: Black is the Color of my Voice

What a Voice!

Review: Confirmation

A must-see monologue that explores human psychology

Review: Me, My Selfie and I

Dan Clark. What an act!

Review: Bottleneck

An entertaining coming-of-age tale

Review: Cutting Off Kate Bush

A darkly comic piece

Review: Pope Head: The Secret Life of Francis Bacon

Did Bacon make art, or did art make Bacon?

Review: Bette Davis Ain’t for Sissies

A must for all Bette Davis fans

Review: Clown Slut

A hilarious hour of being taken through the dances of our immature adulthood

Review: Belfast Boy

Brutally honest, a must see solo show

Review: If These Spasms Could Speak

Tour de force – simple

Review: Big Boys Don’t Cry

A slightly flawed one man show about being a bloke and having a pregnancy that does not end well but a tale that kind of does

Review: 21st Century Poe

A visceral update, not for the fainthearted, of some of Poe’s most celebrated work

Review: Fists of Sulfur (Pugni Di Zolfo)

Fine acting: performed with powerful restraint

Review: The Trials and Tribulations of Mr Pickwick

"a quintessentially very fine Fringe show."

Review: Burton’s Last Call

'Precisely what the Free Fringe should be all about.’

Review: You All Know Me, I’m Jack Ruby

"Barry inhabits the skin of Ruby entirely, from teeth to clutching fists"

Review: The Confessions of Gordon Brown

“Macbeth, as written and performed by Gordon Brown.”

Review: Finding Libby

Hugely impressive, deeply affecting and highly recommended.

Review: Anatomy of the Piano

Anatomy of the Piano

Review: Pip Utton: Churchill

"a refreshing take on Winston Churchill"

Review: Bitch Boxer

An unbelievable piece of theatre that proves boxing is not just for boys

Review: Oh My Irma

An odd collection of a story that keeps you involved in the physicality of it all and works well through its odd narrative

Review: Why is John Lennon Wearing a Skirt

An intriguing run round growing up in a skirt whilst really wanting to be a Beatle and always being a boy

Review: Annoying the neighbours

A patchy exploration of the two sides of neighbourliness including the intervention of the authorities

Review: Ginger Nation

"a story well worth listening to"

Review: The GB Project

An elegant and lucid exploration of early twentieth century female explorer Gertrude Bell