As two of Ireland's hottest digital talents, Michael Fry and Killian Sundermann unleash their unique blend of humour, sketches, and tunes live on stage.

The Last Show Before We Die is a riveting performance art spectacle that defies traditional boundaries and delves deep into the realms of life, death, and everything in between. As you enter the round tent with its central circular stage, the duo, clothed in nude-coloured tights, lie naked, setting the tone for an evening of vulnerability and raw emotion. Amidst lowlights and the resounding echo of music, a confetti cannon ignites, marking the rebirth of their presence.

This is not my first time seeing Danny Beard perform and it will not be the last. Danny has such a warmth and humble energy with the crowd, yet they know when to be cheeky and when to bring drag excellence. Now I would be sad if Danny didn't insult someone in the audience and they did not disappoint. They have that unteachable quality of being able to laugh at themselves and others in a way that brings so much joy. 

Fans of 1970s dystopian worlds like ‘Rollerball’ and ‘The Warriors’ will feel at home in the reggae-infused, dance-based future of Sound Clash: Death in the Arena. A loose ‘Romeo and Juliet’ retelling, ‘Sound Clash’ imagines a world divided by political factions and performers competing for power; power to keep feeding corrupt systems, or the power to change the world for the better. 

Land Under Wave is a mesmerizing storytelling show that weaves a captivating narrative around three storytellers ensnared in the enigmatic Otherworld. As attendees, we are invited to partake in a unique and interactive experience, stepping into the realm of the fair folk, where we become the ultimate arbiters of their fate.

For their inaugural fringe run, I could not be more impressed with the energy, warmth and talent of Revel Puck’s Circus. Hailing from East London, the sparky group showcased a medley of acts and talents, threaded together by an adorable love story between a clown and a lion.