The Improvised Shakespeare Show delivers hilarious and entertaining improvised Shakespearean drama, perfect for fans and tempting for newcomers.
Review: Savoy! Everybody’s Doing It, Fringe 2024
“Savoy! Everybody’s Doing It” is a musically delightful and well-written show that skillfully navigates the complexities of marriage and relationships. It offers a unique audience experience and top-notch song and dance routines, though its message may be less accessible to those less familiar with the intricacies of romance.
Review: Paul Merton and Suki Webster’s Improv Show, Fringe 2024
“Paul Merton and Suki Webster’s Improv Show” was a delightful and entertaining performance, but missed an opportunity to break new ground with its format, leaving me hoping for more innovation amidst the familiar laughter.
Review: A Transcriber’s Tale, Fringe 2024
“A Transcriber’s Tale” is an intimate and honest performance that seamlessly blends storytelling and music, offering a personal yet universally relatable experience.
Review of Death Becomes Us, Fringe 2024
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.
Review: Bowled over by Blues and Burlesque, Fringe 2024
(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!
Review of Goose, Fringe 2024
Goose is a good morning show to bring your littlest ones along to. The audience was made up of mums and grandparents with their babies and toddlers, and we all were charmed by the two characters.
Review: Into the Woods, Fringe 2024
“Into the Woods” is a fantastic theatrical experience with captivating music, acting, and stagecraft that leaves you entertained, even if the moral message might be a bit elusive.