Step into the 80th Annual Tupperware Convention with Jill and Jill, as Coral Bevan and Ricky Hunt delight and horrify with the show they’ve cooked up. Jill’s Tupperware Party is an interactive and immersive glimpse into the camp and cutthroat cult of Tupperware sales. I had the best time, and I hope I’ll see you at the next one, Jill!

Coming into the Udderbelly (my first show inside the big cow this Fringe), I had an idea of what to expect both from parody musicals as a genre and Heated Rivalry as the source material. While this show is absolutely a combination of those two things, and it serves both mostly faithfully, its sum is […]

Comedy and conflict careen toward each other alongside high energy music and dance in Fantasy World Adventures Mega Park! The Musical.

A likeable and capable comedian with some strong jokes and a clever central theme, but Lobster lacks the energy and standout moments needed to make it truly memorable. Stachini has plenty of potential, and I suspect he’ll be one to watch on the comedy club circuit.

Martin J. Dixon’s Isle of No’Man, is a jovial and contemplative journey through the summer adventures and romances of a television PA turned café baker, bringing grand gestures and deep emotions across ferries and onto this small island.

100% Badgers 2: Badgers vs Hedgehogs with Matt Hobs brings audiences face-to-face with the adorable and important aspects of hedgehogs, badgers, and how we all interact and cohabitate. There’s humour, animals, a surprising amount of very enjoyable learning, and some deeper questions to consider. And a stellar powerpoint!

Tabletop Roleplaying Game: The Musical is highly relatable, funny and entertaining show that will appeal to anyone with experience of playing TTRPGs. A great shout for nerds!