A plane crashes. The pilot and co-pilot are left to fend for themselves. They’re amusingly underprepared, with just a few crackers in their ration box, but there’s no better sustenance than their irrepressibly whimsical zest for life.
Read MoreStruan Logan: Struan All Over the World
Some stand up shows... well, they stand out as opposed to up and Struan All Over the World is one of them.
Read MoreWrestling Against Expectations: I'm Okayfabe
Attempting to be the perfect woman can feel like a wrestle. Rather than wrestle another flesh-and-blood person, though, you’re wrestling yourself and the many – oh so many – impossible standards set for the female gender.
Read MorePsychological Insomniac Theatre: Night Sweats
In a darkened room, we listen to the thoughts of a mind wracked by insomnia. They bubble up despite the protagonist's best efforts to push them aside.
Read MoreWhen Our Molecules Meet Again* Let's Hope They Remember What To Do (*Probably In Space)
Stuart Bowden takes us on a journey, all the way to our own planet via our emotional cores in a pensive, lonely and, finally, uplifting story.
Read MoreSmart, Scatter-Brained Stand Up: Death to America
Sean Bedlam takes his audience on a journey through the anarchic workings of his mind, loosely themed around the socio-political issues plaguing America.
Read MoreEleanor's Story: An American Girl in Hitler's Germany
The history of war is often told through sweeping engagements and the grand stroke of the tacticians pen. In Eleanor’s Story, however, we have a uniquely singular and human narrative.
Read MoreAn Overdue Call to Action: Giant & Angry
In Giant & Angry, Gillian English paints a picture with which we can all identify. Whether anger is shoved down where no one else can see it, or held forth in an act of empowerment, it is unquestionably present.
Read MoreBold, Beautiful and Grotesque: Odette!
In her debut clowning performance, Marina Margarita breathes life into the heavily pregnant form of Odette - the cleaning lady that everybody loves to love. Well, maybe not everybody. Everybody who isn’t a bastard, certainly.
Read MoreHilarious and Relatable: Drag Queen Stole My Dress
This fast-paced tale is at once surprising and, for many, all too relatable. English shares it masterfully, her comedic skills keeping the audience in a constant state of enraptured fascination.
Read MorePerhaps Under Stars That Would Stretch Forever (Joey Page Explains the Universe in Under an Hour)
Explaining the universe in under an hour might seem a big ask. If anyone can do it, though, that person is Joey Page.
Read MoreThe Perfect Climax: Little Death Club
Little Death Club, a show offering a rotating lineup of the strangest people you're likely to see gracing a stage, is a fantastic way to close an evening at FRINGE WORLD.
Read MoreAnna Piper Scott: Water Off A Cuck's Back | A Manifesto
You’d be forgiven for assuming that a manifesto would be delivered by an insane person. In this case, though, Anna Piper Scott is seemingly the only sane voice in an unhinged world.
Read MoreSetting the Story Straight: She Wolf
While the show carries us through history, we see what did and did not happen through the lens of the She Wolf making a visit from hell to set the story straight.
Read MoreA Textual Awakening: The Dark Room
This twisted live-action text adventure game promises a riotous hour during which Robertson variously leers at, cajoles, and tortures the crowd as they navigate the digital confines of the titular room.
Read MoreAyden Doherty: Shame And Abuse - The Nightmarish Quiz Show
Imagine a quiz night, compèred by a fragile narcissist with a razor sharp wit and a complete disregard for the participants’ enjoyment.
Read MoreCameryn Moore: Phone Whore
We were in no way prepared for what this show would deliver, despite going into it knowing full well that it would be confronting.
Read MoreWil Greenway: The Way The City Ate The Stars
Anyone familiar with Greenway’s work will know that he’s a fantastic storyteller. He tells amazing, wonderful, and slightly weird stories with the grace and charisma of a travelling bard.
Read MoreTechnical Difficulties Obscure Message: Sugar
Sugar's powerful message was sidelined on opening night by numerous tech and staging issues.
Read MoreIntrospective and Engaging: The Big Dark
The Big Dark presents a surreal look at a nightmare born from everyday pressures and anxiety.
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