The audience is full of gay men and larger groups of women giggling in anticipation of what is promised by the title of the show.

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This is an intimate affair playing to an audience of approximately 15 people at any time. We enter a room and take a seat along one of the walls- the centre of the room is set up as if it were a one bedroom bedsit, complete with sink, fridge, bed and dining table.

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Evelyn Evelyn are the World’s only conjoined twin singer-songwriter duo. They are also, in fact; Amanda Palmer and Jason Webley, good friends and performers in the punk cabaret genre with their own unique and dedicated fan following.

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The scene opens with Leo lying on the right hand side of the stage in a 3 walled portion of a cube. On the left hand side is a live video feed projection, with the camera angled so it appears as if Leo is leaning against a wall.

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Untitled Love Story is a production involving the stories of four characters that arrive or live in Venice for different reasons in different eras ranging from 1948 to 2011 and their experiences of love and what that means.

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Absurdist clowning comedy for all ages, this show opens with a stage strewn with plastic toys, ski boots, tennis rackets and fruit.

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It seems nearly everyone has a relative who owned or owns one of those Blue Lady paintings from the 1960’s- the lady looks demurely down to her left with arms gently folded within the confines of the picture frame, which is how Tricity Vogue starts the show, “blued up” and in a gallery for miscreant art-works.

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Rhymes and beats gentleman style. Mr B, the Gentleman Rhymer presents this show of a genre he entitles “Chap-hop” (rapping and singing over looped electro-swing beats whilst playing the underused Banjolele.

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‘Shutterland’ is a physical theatre piece from emergent Lecoq trained artists in their first Edinburgh Fringe production. All the performers are strong, engaging and committed to the work and throw themselves passionately into the piece with gusto.

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The scene opens to Flynch, the title role of the piece, being dumped unceremoniously by his girlfriend over a phone message. He then promptly retreats to a seaside hotel to recover.

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