It was Birdy’s first time seeing Canadian comedian Glenn Wool, and she took a comfy seat in the front row at The Counting House to hear about his relationship woes. Okay, I don’t know which rock I’ve been under to have not heard of critically-acclaimed, world-renowned comedian Glenn Wool before, because judging by this show’s […]

Birdy had such a whale of a time (despite there being no whales in this show) at last year’s Fringe, she decided to come back for a second helping of Cheekykita: An Octopus, The Universe ‘n’ Stuff.

Birdy was really happy to see the one and only John Robertson was performing not one but TWO shows at the Fringe this year – so her first stop was The Human Hurricane.

Birdy, now seemingly a regular at The Space at Surgeon’s Hall, once again made her way there for Death Becomes Us; she was lured in by the promise of robot bodies, and ended up crying instead.

(BFB) Burlesque fan Birdy was excited to head back to Blues and Burlesque for Fringe, having been blown away by their show last year. Somehow it managed to be even better this time around!

Birdy decided on the spur of the moment, to say ‘yes’ to this show, having met the affable Jean Franzblau herself whilst waiting to get into the show right before this one. It was eye-opening!

It was well into Fringe, and Birdy had seen nowhere near enough burlesque – thankfully, there were 99 Red Hot Kitties and a Cockatoo to the rescue!