Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe

A display of athleticism and dance that captivates even the dance luddite

A heartfelt plea wrapped in a comedy show

A quick-paced comedy that rarely missed a chance to tell a joke

Take the risk.

“It’s funny I’m sellable, a thing”

A wholly enjoyable hour of solid standup

A lyrical labyrinth of laughs, unexpected rhymes and audience-inspired improv

"The resolution that we get to at the end of both shows is heart-warming and nostalgic. Although we have a lot of laughs and can be very silly and mischievous throughout the show, both of the shows come to a strong message that we believe in."

"After a preview, someone came up to me to tell me I had to change a joke because ‘kids these days don’t know about Saddam Hussein’. I have not changed the joke, but do think about that comment a lot."

"I’ve done years where I’ve been focused on getting good reviews or selling out the show, but I think it’s better if you just remember it’s a really really enjoyable way to spend a month of your life."

"This might sound mad but I wasn’t really a massive fan of comedy growing up (other than Russ Abbott and The Dinner Ladies) which I think helped me have a unique voice as I was never going off something that I knew."

"In university I studied History because history is just drama in disguise. But people look down on you less when you say you have a history degree."