A wickedly entertaining, tightly choreographed 60 minutes of absurdity with two of the Fringe’s finest at the helm.

Authentic exploration into the frustration and aspirations of people in the social system.

Strikes perfect equilibrium between humour and raw emotions, shedding a small glimpse into public toilet confessions.

A twisted comic caper that isn’t afraid to boldly interrogate the treatment of disabled people in Britain.

An absurdly brilliant feast for the eyes and ears. Who knew a sad clown could be so much fun!

An exploration into rich, pertinent topics, undermined by an abrupt ending.

Snappy, witty, and enjoyable self-contained scenario of events in need of further expansion.