Arts Award on Voice

A great premise and talented actors, but the humour left a lot to be desired

The unpredictable Aussies are back for their tenth Fringe. This time something is different.

An incredible galactic adventure.

Bringing the high-production values and glamorous flamboyant style to the Edinburgh Fringe is the musical tale by Dolly Parton, placing women at the top spot in a time where they were still second to men.

An eye-opening show with a big impact.

I didn't need to see the full show to realise that Nina Conti is sublime.

An intense, emotional and hard-hitting piece centred on three sisters and their journey to see their brother.

Boasting outstanding vocals, a brilliant sense of humour and multiple voices of many famous female celebrities, she literally blew us away.

Whilst at first it was a bit odd and seemingly just medical industry jokes, this comedy show turned out to be so much more

Simply amazing.

I was 13 when the last Harry Potter Book came out, so as a fan who grew up with these characters, I was both mortified and hugely excited when a new book, albeit a play script, was announced.

A burst of radio nostalgia, but nothing new to the formula.