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.

Mass Effect is a remarkable performance that captivates with its high-intensity presentation. The ensemble of performers demonstrates their dedication and pushes their physical boundaries, navigating exhaustion, motivation, and group dynamics. The intricately woven spatial patterns shape elaborate running formations, highlighting the significance of teamwork. As they push beyond the limits of their endurance, a synergy emerges that transcends mere fatigue.

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.

Manchester comedian Tom Lawrinson has amassed over 125 million views with his online sketches. He brings his brand of wacky and wonderful humour to the Fringe in his hour-long tour de force ‘Hubba Hubba.’ 

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.