Vibrant, bold and a heartfelt attempt to reflect the complexities of young lives today.

Poignant and satisfying soap opera, painting a vivid picture of a dysfunctional family.

A highly relatable experience…minus the amputation.

Fantastical Celtic-inspired musical lacks something – but not Laura.

Sharp and flat at the same time.

Tensions are palpable in this unplanned family gathering with 70s suburban throwback.

Despite strong musical performance, it lacks colour and purpose

masterfully crafted a range of engaging and entertaining personas in quick succession. A gem to be further polished.

This puppy is just getting started. Don’t expect baby-doll eyes, this pup is as naughty as they come.

The story needs refinement to create a emotional punch, but Fung has a sharp charisma that commands the stage.

Never judge a book by its cover, or a person by a video clip.

A wave of emotions through the lens of grief and anxiety, in a place that you least expect.

A sensitive and delicately expressed story pulled in multiple directions and questionable portrayal of the scientific/medical profession.

An immersive experience that synchronises the audience’s emotions of the incredible cast.

A sit-com-esque comedy with heaps of promise and boasts a talented cast that maintains a healthy pace and momentum.

A meaningful exploration into the perception of homosexuality ad how these differ between generations.

A dazzlingly zany comedy triumph from your new favourite American princess.

The kind of show no trip to the Fringe is complete without: it’s charming, good natured, utterly bonkers fun.

Prepare to be well and truly gooped by this gwymsical, high camp comedy romp.

A promising new musical that’s quintessentially British, but some ideas are left underbaked.