Elsa Monteith Local Reviewer

An improvised musical spanning Norway, internal affairs, and how we might mitigate capitalism.

999 who’s calling?

A firm Fringe favourite; Future Jazz has made a triumphant return.  

Hosting the evening with nothing but “high camp and low brow”, Alfie Ordinary speaks to one of our greatest desires: tinky winky in a red lip.

Hitcher Encounters navigates digital cartography with ease, forging a well-trodden path through audio and dialogue.

In the wake of Fatima retraining to cyber, the Clap Back Club delivered a raucous career conference courtesy of Karen and her comrades.

A masterful collection of pop, musical theatre, and cabaret, Rosie commanded the stage with a powerful vocal performance. 

Sitting Pretty was a millennial melodrama, 50 minutes of magnificent mayhem rooted in a fond yearning for yesteryear. 

A livestream to remember; MOYA presents untold talent, aptitude, and acrobatic finesse.

"The most important step, is the first step. A metaphorical step, but a step nonetheless.”

There aren’t many things that Des Kapital answers to, but Britney Spears' hit single “Trotsky” is certainly one of them.