Tom Inniss Voice Team Bronze Silver Gold

Figurehead of the Greeter’s Guild is at the Edinburgh Fringe and ready to take on psychotherapy

Nicholls and Brown bring their debut hour to Edinburgh Fringe, and there’s plenty to like!

“How many of you understand the joke?”

You'll be in tears.

Magic takes a back seat with this chaotic comedy 

A no holds barred regaling of the unappealing realities of life past your 20s. 

A well-executed characterisation, but undermined by its subject matter.

"I'm not convinced that 'cancel culture' is sufficiently coherent a concept that an exemption from it could reasonably be sought."

"At Arc we are passionate about our work reaching a wide audience, and Edinburgh Fringe is an incredibly well regarded festival showcasing some of the world's best work."

"When you fall in love with making art, as I did, as a kid, you’re not thinking of being motivated to get into an industry. You just want to tell stories and entertain and make people feel stuff and change the bloody world. Lofty ideals that crash and burn but that I cling to nevertheless."

"While clocking up stage time is important and putting in your 10,000 hours definitely has its value, I now appreciate how important it is to set smart goals so you get exactly what you want out of each gig."

"I used my savings to book two weeks of clown school. It was two of the best and hardest challenges of my life. You go on stage and perform these ridiculous tasks and he’ll tell you “what you did was detestable.” It was hilarious and freeing."