Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe

"One year at the fringe a very drunk couple in their 70s were snogging in my front row. It was adorable but also really unnerving. Things started to escalate and I had to put a stop to it."

"I got  a review that said I needed to figure out what my comedy offered audiences. That stayed with me. I have always done art for art's sake. However, what is art if it's not viewed by anyone?"

Guido García Lueches and MarianaMalena Theatre Co. present Playing Latinx at Soho Theatre, Wednesday 10 - Saturday 13 April, 10.30pm

I spoke to Maria about her experiences at her first Fringe, the realities of being a woman in comedy, and what it was like going viral during lockdown

An obscenely unapologetic hour of hard-hitting truths and outrageous laughs

A remarkable multimedia experience which, in seeking to solve a murder, deconstructs our most basic beliefs of what we can know about the world in which we live

There is not a single thing about this show you cannot love with your entire being

A surprising and evocative exploration of our expectations of gender, and all the things we can do when we step away from them

Not every experiment can be a success.

“The best way to kill an African story is to tell it in English”. Dark Noon challenges the boundaries of theatre - a digital, visual, auditory, and sensual experience.

A socio-political examination, wrapped up in a charming puppetry-cum-physical theatre show

Annabel Marlow tells us it’s ok to laugh at the little things in her musical one-woman comedy ‘is this okay??’