This is a dark and fascinating play based around one of the hottest issues- the ever spiralling numbers of youth unemployment.
This is a dark and fascinating play based around one of the hottest issues- the ever spiralling numbers of youth unemployment.
Mr Benn is your average, ordinary, man, living an ordinary life, in his ordinary house, with an ordinary job… But then, on an ordinary day, an extraordinary thing happens: he receives an invitation to a fancy dress party.
The premise of “Too Much Information” is the best of stand-up hooks, a topic to work around without closing off any material. Green has the advantage of being endearing and likeable.
Actor and comedian Tom Price is an engaging, funny stage presence and on the evidence of this show, has considerable potential for a bigger comic career.
Winners of Britain’s Got Talent and stars of StreetDance 3D this all male, ten piece group are back and ready to back-flip, street dance and body pop the Edinburgh Fringe crowd into a state of amazement once again.
Russell Kane is quite simply one of the most naturally talented comedians to hit the Fringe in recent years. From the sublime to the ridiculous, he mines a rich vein of humour from his own life, which he delivers with more energy and wit than almost any of his peers.
There are heroes everywhere we look. Jessica Ransom isn’t just talking about celebrities but the lollipop lady you see every morning, or the fitness instructor who’s getting you into shape.
Billed as the Morecambe & Wise of their generation, and with comparisons to the Mighty Boosh, expectations are high for Ford and Akram’s show – and they do not disappoint.
Love is messy, complicated and painful, and Richard Marsh evokes all of this and more through his one-man show.
All movie lovers have a soft spot for Casablanca, and the writer and cast of this production certainly seem to be film lovers themselves. Casablanca is here re-imagined with a cast of three and, needless to say, silliness ensues.




(5.00 out of 5)



(5.00 out of 5)



(5.00 out of 5)



(5.00 out of 5)



(5.00 out of 5)