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.

After its triumphant debut at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2022, Kathy and Stella Solve a Murder is back to joyous delights of musical theatre fans everywhere.

A beautiful coming of age story, A Manchester Anthem stands out at this year’s fringe for its raw, sensitive portrayal of a young man’s last night at home before moving away to Uni.

Body Show by Frankie Thompson and Liv Ello delivers an intriguing blend of performance art, spoken word and comedy that delves into themes surrounding body image, societal constructs, and identity exploration. 

Maria DeCotis enters the stage with a smirk on her face that hides a secret. As she pulls us into the imagination of Lynn, a 62-year-old woman trying to regain control over a lost life by reimagining herself as a youthful comedian, we learn that the secret she hides is a deep sorrow.

Olivier and triple Fringe First-winning Fishamble’s production, KING, a creation by Pat Kinevane, invites audiences into a world where the Argentine tango's allure intertwines with the poignant tale of Luther. In Pat’s resonant Irish accent, Luther's journey unfolds under the spotlight, his movements on the floor resembling a dance of memories and emotions.