Fitting in with “other parents” with small children isn’t as straightforward as those who’ve tried and failed will fully understand. Whichever activity you attend there are always stereotypical groups lurking within. Imagine being a stay-at-home Dad surrounded by stay-at-home Mums and various repairs, nannies and childminders. All of which have…

What happens when a US Private goes rogue in Iraq? How do the Government and Army respond to disciplinary action? Character names have been changed as the storyline appears to have been based on the real-life trial of Steven Dale Green. Private Daniel Reeves (Joshua Collins) commits the most heinous…

The journey through death is far from easy especially through the eyes of the writer Edmund Morris in his new play You’re Dead Mate. How would anyone know when they are dead? Furthermore, how does someone as well versed in helping people as Death help you come to terms with…

Dave does RPG hosts Ludomachy, an hour-long free fringe performance where you spend the time with Dave creating a new game. This can be any genre, any platform and it’s all decided by the audience there and then on the day. The game we created was called Fringe Crawl a…

If like myself you’ve never heard of the multi-talented comedian Christy Coysh I urge you to check out his show Bangarang if you’re visiting the Edinburgh Fringe this year, August 2022. Comedian, musician and all-around entertainer spent an hour performing magic tricks, rap songs, comedy and a few jokes thrown…

American comedian Mike Lemme welcomes you into his bedroom in the flat he shares in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, New York. Today’s the last day he will ever sleep in that room. Moving out tomorrow he wants to start in a new place with a fresh outlook and explains how little…

West End star Sue Kelvin lights up the stage at the Edinburgh Fringe with her fabulous performance as Bette Midler in Chris Burgess’s musical Bette Midler and Me. Inspired by the diva Bette, Sue was a perfect choice as she had followed her icon’s path growing up and adored Bette.…

If you’re a fan of everything 90’s or just fancy a trip down memory lane, then comedian Phil Green has a show just for you, 90’s Boy the Lovegun and Me. Combining his music obsession, bad luck in finding a girlfriend and trying to understand his parents. Laced with one-hit…

Due to a limited schedule during the Edinburgh Fringe, I have taken the time to watch this filmed version of By the Light of the Moon at home. I am extremely pleased that I did, Shea Donovan delivers a powerful performance from inside a lunatic asylum. In 1928 lunatic asylums…

Linus Karp’s deconstruction of the relatively unpopular 2019 film Cats is a one-person cabaret show which combines everything bad and partly good about the star-studded film Cats based on the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical of the same name. Karp has used his unique talents to dissect in depth what it…