The shining black musical that brings to this year's fringe the radical story of an 1850s Virginia slave who mails himself to freedom in a box 

An effortlessly endearing stand-up about everything, from meeting Michelle Obama to struggling with cowgirl, that also manages to touch on what is wrong with black excellence

OUT by Rachael Young is an extremely powerful physical meditation on the painful, and productive, relationship between blackness and queerness

"I don’t look through newspapers and decide to write something. If an idea hits me like a ten ton of bricks and I need to drop everything to tell this story then I know it’s something important."

Nice.

Emotional and captivating whilst being an important and accessible oral history archive. It explores intensely individual and personal stories whilst also commenting on our diverse and wonderful 21st-century society.

The show is moving, emotional, tear-inducing and gripping from start to finish. Go see it.

A long running show that is still exciting, inventive, fresh faced and hilarious as ever

Funny, ridiculous and ultimately observant, the double-act delight audiences with their parody of holiday paradise. 

A show that shares that it’s ok to change your mind as many times as you want. Raw, emotional yet funny and comedic, Dinerman invites you into her life story and rollercoaster journey to where she is now, a natural stand-up comedian.

It is energetic, electric, empathetic, explorative and fronted by an incredible vocalist, talented actor and rock performer.

A show with a message, but it gets lost in transmission