Manic Street Creature is a disarming must-see piece of gig theatre at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival

In an energetic, music and dance-filled hour, Alex Roberts poses the question of whether queer venues are always as safe as we expect

Maybe it’s the crystals, maybe it’s the comedy – audiences naturally lean into Lou Sanders’ eccentric set

This anthology on womanhood beautifully ebbs and flows as each performer tells a tale of their life so far

Grace Campbell's take on herself and her relationship with men is brutally honest, graphic and witty

Musical real-life sisters, Chloe and Tabby, take to the stage with their debut show Bittersweet

Yes, you’ve found the best improv show of the Fringe with this eclectic mix of Kiwi comedians

Fixed celebrates the cringe factor of growing up as a zillenial, and it’s a big yes from me

Auton is a bit like a substitute teacher assessing how merciless the class before him is, but it's entirely endearing in The Crowd Show

Christian Brighty is fanning a flame under Regency comedy and audiences burn for it judging by the full house standing ovation

Singing Like A Virgin with a bunch of strangers during Sportsperson is a legit bonding experience

More relatable than a Buzzfeed quiz, Magliano perfectly captures the essence of being twenty-something today in her debut show Absolutely No Worries If Not