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A recipe for love handed down for generations: The idea of “love languages” seems to come in and out of fashion. Whenever someone eagerly...

Top notes of talent but cliché leaves the performance feeling corked: There’s a particular scene in 2020’s Netflix sensation...

The stock characters and the standouts in Greta Zamparini’s solo performance: Sex work is a topic that, in theatre, feels like a...

The perils of fame as told by a fabulously feathered storyteller: Often at the fringe, a kooky concept can be a red flag: the sign of...

High heels and heavy hearts in Amelia Pitcher’s One Woman Show. This is a title that needs a photo to accompany it. Poles: The Science...

The “hooker with a heart of gold” trope has been around for centuries. She is there to offer sage advice, become the object of the main...

There are many ways to memorialise someone after they pass. You can plant a tree, build a bench, scatter ashes, or, as this year's Fringe...

A dark but disjointed multimedia performance about anorexia and the internet Social media, especially content consumed by young people...

A solo play from Laura Horton about becoming buried beneath beautiful clothes. It shouldn’t have to be said, but Obsessive Compulsive...

Skank introduces us to Kate; a woman on the brink of crisis who uses sex and self-deprecating humour and sex to distract herself from her...