Three young men at different stages of both early fatherhood and prison life struggle against emotional vulnerability and an inevitable cycle of incarceration that passes through the generations. 

Rajesh and Naresh, respectively starring Brahmdeo Shannon Ramana and Madhav Vasantha in the titular roles, is described as a ‘Queer romantic comedy for the modern age’ and fulfils this brief over the course of its 70 minute runtime. 

Strong performances and sharply executed poems but a muddled second act, the Loud Poets are an excellent introduction to slam poetry. 

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Xela's career ranges from working at the Edinburgh Fringe to establishing her own Fringe Festival in the USA - find out more!

An interview with Frankenstein: How To Make A Monster's Tyler aka Wiz-RD 

After another intensive reviewing period at the largest arts festival in the world, the Voice team weigh in on which shows are awarded their Pick of the Fringe.

Kelly Convey 'Chatham girl done good' brings us her debut hour which travels back in time to her errant teenage years, through her high-flying twenties as an executive, right up to the life-changing decision to become a comedian in her thirties.

"A disaster movie about falling in love. Or a rom-com about the end of the world."

A fundraiser for your new favourite production company's mental health partnership with the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), providing and raising awareness for services to support performers at the Fringe. 

Irish comedy theatre improv group, Auto-Correbt have set themselves the challenge of performing every other show at Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August. The only problem is that they’ve seen none of them.

You probably think nothing could warm your heart more than Raymond Briggs' The Snowman, however you haven't seen the adaptation Briggs' The Bear at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.