Medico offers a first-hand look at what it’s like to be an NHS Doctor from an Italian migrant perspective and what it means to be British, by award-winning comedian and real-life Dr. Stefania Licari. Humour is an essential asset to possess when you’re working in some of the bleakest situations,…

First-time Fringe performers Camilia O’Grady and Daniel Grice bring to the stage We’re All Mad Here looking at the realities and stigma faced by children with dyslexia and dyspraxia, the names in themselves a minefield with those who have the conditions. To a child fitting in with family and siblings…

Holly Spillar takes the audience on a journey unlike many others this year at the Edinburgh Fringe in her performance of HOLE. A one-stop performance explaining her experience of having vaginismus. Reclaiming her body and sexual desires. Spillar uses a combination of spoken word and music to describe indepth her…

Wasteman a beautifully presented semi-biographical play by Joe Leather taken from his experiences as a bin person during the dark days of lockdown. The act started life on Zoom during the Pandemic and has now transferred successfully to the stage. Tackling prejudices and homophobia head-on with an honest look at…

Breed or Bust by award-winning writer Joyful Raven opens her heart to explain her own life choices about whether to “Breed or not to breed”! In this heartfelt autobiographical performance. Ravens performance touches on the current issues taking place in some of the States in America where some women are…

Aidan Sadler two months had no intention of performing in Edinburgh this year, yet here it is in full glorious colour (stunning outfits). Queer award-winning cabaret artist has created MELODY which combines singing, comedy and a huge dash of Sadler’s charm. Sadler engages with the audience throughout with a few…

The Bread & Roses Theatre Announces the Clapham Fringe Festival 2023Now in its 8thcritically acclaimed Year, welcoming theatre companies and artists from around the world! The Bread and Roses Theatre is gearing up for this year’s Clapham Fringe Festival, which is set to be our biggest and most international, with…

Where do you turn to when you’re delving into the depths of depression or mental illness? Exactly, where can you go? Sadia Gordon’s play I Am Having Distressing Thoughts shares her story of a quest to find help in her darkest hours to feel well again. The play highlights the…

My Father’s Nose by Douglas Walker finds a man sitting on a park bench crying. Approached by a concerned passer. The couple strikes up a conversation and he pours out some of the stored-up grief he has been carrying inside. His father hasn’t long died and he is trying to…

Have you ever fancied a career change helping those at the saddest and happiest times of their lives? Get Blessed by Niamh Denyer just might have the answer for you. Audiences find yourself on a fast-track course to becoming a Celebrant. Áine Reilly is a (well-respected) master in her trade.…