Kerry Williams Local Reporter

Lily Phillips’ ingeniously titled 'Stitches' is a work in progress you won’t want to miss. 

A micro mental health case study, Christie Peto’s new comedy explores inner strength, fear, and whether we’re more worthy than everyday household objects.

An unapologetic account of one young woman’s teenage experience on a Wiltshire council estate; Florence Espeut-Nickless’ new show is destined for success.

Dancing in the Moonlight, it’s caught me in its spotlight. Miles Mlambo and Chris Gates do Phil Lynott proud with this one-man production.

Narrative sketch comedy laden with tennis puns and slapstick, Pelican Comedy’s Fisk serves up a Grand Slam.

Fairytale nostalgia, desperate grief and the immense taboo of fear are stitched together with a delicate storytelling thread in Savage Heart Productions new play.

Far more than an evening of monologues on the topic of autism, Stealth Aspies self-titled show educates, entertains and inspires.

‘Our twenties don’t mean we’re invincible’ is the sting in Eleanor Dillon-Reams’ self-exploratory tale.

Kitchen sink meets dark, heart-break humour in Natalie Audley’s ‘Cooked’.

An eclectic and welcome mix of hilarious one-liners and absurdist storytelling stand-up; unmissable comedy joy from William Stone and Simone Belshaw.

Cosy, simple Sweet Werks is the sort of venue that Fringe theatre was made for, and Joseph J. Clark’s show ‘Drunk with a Pen’, fits in here like a cork in a bottle.