Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe

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

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

A horrifying, knock-out show about hate and radicalisation

A universally appealing show about a difficult to grasp emotion

Improv troupe's well-oiled joke machine cruises along at warp-speed

Mesmerising Korean pansori epic chant meets fairytale puppetry

A harrowing court room drama of biblical proportion

"My mum would write stories and read them to my twin brother and me when we were small. I remember her making up this epic fantasy Odyssey which, as I recall it, might be one of the greatest things ever written. But according to her she lost it. A true tragedy."

"It made me focus on the gigs I was doing. It became more out the quality rather than the quantity and how every set or show was building towards creating something, in this case my show Soft Lad"

Exploring the positives of having a disability, meeting ‘Jesus’, and the able-bodied using his wheelchair, Aaron Simmonds is hysterically funny and puts on a great show.