A night of slapstick humour and a wonderfully unpredictable romp.
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A faultless night of good ol’ Irish craic that will leave you feeling like you’ve had the warmest, wildest night Belfast pub session imaginable.
This is a hold-on-to-your-seat celebration of Shakespeare, delivered at breakneck speed and peppered with audience participation and recurring catchphrases.
To go or not to go? Please go. Fakespeare is fast, funny and well worth your time.
With clever storytelling, imaginative play and performers who genuinely understand young audiences, The Great Beach Adventure flies by in a joyful blur. If you’re looking for a Fringe show that delights children and adults alike, this one is well worth packing the metaphorical sunscreen for.
If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t quite fit, carried something heavy for a long time, or just really like s3x, and want someone to talk about those things beautifully and without shame, this one’s for you.
If you’ve never seen mime before, this is where to start. It is beautiful, it is emotional, it is funny, and it’s a quiet reminder that if you look closer, you’ll be able to see more.
If you’ve ever sat through a performance review, endured an all-hands meeting that could’ve been an email, or listened to someone say “let’s circle back on that” with a straight face, H.R. The Musical will feel like the comedy intervention you didn’t know you needed.
In a compelling premiere solo work, CRAM Collective co-founder Melissa Pullinger delivers a heartfelt and engaging performance in Meteors, a show that gently weaves together humour, grief and the search for meaning.
The most serene moments of the night arrived when music and sonic art collided, particularly as the sun set over the gardens. The ambience of the plant bio-dome, coupled with hazy lighting, allowed for an ethereal mood to settle among attendees.
Teasing Myths offers an intimate audience at The Bunker in Victoria Square a slice of authentic Fringe fare, and you should gobble it up.
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