Hot Concrete is a hilarious and unforgettable comedy show that pushes innovative and TV-worthy humour, leaving you wanting more from the talented duo of Henry Whaley and Charlie Billingham.
Review: Gwyneth Goes Skiing, Fringe 2024
Ever since I saw the last two shows from Awkward Productions (Joseph Martin and Linus Karp) at last year’s Edinburgh Fringe (and they became my favourite things!), I’ve been following the news of Gwyneth Goes Skiing with a great deal of interest.
Review: Katie Norris – Farm Fatale, Fringe 2024
Katie Norris’ “Farm Fatale” is a hilarious and engaging show with catchy songs and relatable humour that’s perfect for couples seeking a fun night out.
Review: James Whale: Beyond Frankenstein, Fringe 2024
“James Whale: Beyond Frankenstein” is an engaging and informative one-man show that sparks curiosity about James Whale’s life and works. It is particularly appealing to fans of solo theater and classic film enthusiasts.
Review: 2 Wongs and a White, Fringe 2024
Despite its awkward title, “2 Wongs and a White” is a well-priced and enjoyable comedy show featuring three talented comedians offering sharp jokes and yet a refreshing break from edgelord clutching at straws humour.
Review: Sycamore Grove, Fringe 2024
Sycamore Grove is a thrilling, spooky journey into the world of dark magic and neighbours that will keep you guessing and entertained until the very end.
Review: 1954 – Ella, Etta, Eartha, Fringe 2024
“1954: Ella, Etta, Eartha” is a captivating tribute to three iconic singers, showcasing Melissa Western’s incredible vocals and sharing fascinating glimpses into their lives and legacies.
Review: Mercury in Retrograde, Fringe 2024
“Mercury in Retrograde” is a unique and original folk sci-fi album with a powerful vocal performance. It offers a different experience than traditional sci-fi operas, but a delightful one nonetheless.