by Kirstyn Smith | Aug 17, 2018 | Comedy, Fringe
Duke Pop – aka Sophie Duker and Lulu Popplewell – are taking turns in the spotlight. Tonight, Duker goes first, immediately charismatic as she chats about making resolutions to stay mentally sane and physically well. She discusses not being a white...
by Kirstyn Smith | Aug 13, 2018 | Comedy, Fringe, Theatre
Being in love when you’re 17 is the fucking worst. Prom Kween is a high school movie musical pastiche about getting out the other side as mentally unscathed as possible. The rivalry about who will be crowned Prom Queen is in full swing: will it be mean...
by Kirstyn Smith | Aug 12, 2018 | Comedy, Fringe
Jim Campbell’s got an engagement ring to sell. So, this is – clearly – a show about love. Love is unavoidable in every song, TV show, film (and wedding). Love is confusing: Campbell thought he had it all figured out, but apparently not. We...
by Kirstyn Smith | Aug 12, 2018 | Comedy, Fringe, Theatre
What do we do under the covers? Courtney Act’s had a think and come up with a show that explores cover versions of beloved songs relating to food, relaxation and getting it on. Through ‘It’s Oh So Quiet’, ‘I Will Always Love You’, and ‘Like a Virgin’ in country,...
by Kirstyn Smith | Aug 11, 2018 | Comedy, Fringe
Looking after your own wellbeing, staying mindful and making sure your mental health doesn’t go unchecked are some of the most important things you can do. In Climate Strange, Matt Winning looks at how we can extend this caregiving out towards a world that is...
by Kirstyn Smith | Aug 10, 2018 | Comedy, Fringe
Coming out as living with OCD was tough for Catherine. Coming out as bisexual to her Catholic deacon father, however, was infinitely harder. Immaculate rips up the father/daughter relationship and re-examines it from the point of view of a family struggling...
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