A talented six-man cast delivers an energetic musical, turning pop hits into sea shanties within a simple story of a fishing village. A polished, feel-good show with a predicted West End future.
Review: Bloody Influencers, Fringe 2025
How far would you go for fame? Meet @daisy_beautyme, an Instagram star trapped in the fantasy of social media perfection.
Review: COME. SEE. SAW, Fringe 2025
Birdy found herself at Paradise in the Vaults – in a dark, dimly-lit little theatre, she didn’t know quite what to expect, waiting on Jigsaw… or, is it Billy the doll? (Spoiler: It’s Billy)
Review: How to Drive Yourself Crazy, Fringe 2025
Birdy was excited to see this fun, feminist musical comedy show at The Space Triplex, and she wasn’t disappointed!
Review: The Ultimate Bubble Show, Fringe 2025
Kirsten McLeod went along to The Ultimate Bubble show; a whimsical, high energy celebration of bubbles.
Review: The Mothman Cometh, Fringe 2025
“The Mothman Cometh” is a surprisingly uplifting and interactive theatre experience where the audience participates in a bizarre group therapy session to help a troubled, song-loving Mothman escape the abyss.
Review: Caroline McEvoy: Train Man, Fringe 2025
Caroline McEvoy’s Train Man is a brutally honest yet surprisingly uplifting comedy show that candidly explores her complex relationship with her autistic brother and her search for a normal life.
Review: Goodness Me, Fringe 2025
Having had to unexpectedly drop off some art for a show, Birdy then hightailed it to Paradise at Augustines for this delightful one-woman show.