Reviews

Photos by Josh Groom

"The immediate relevance of the film certainly hit home with the French community with its accurate 'on-the-ground' depiction of the current state of affairs in Paris."

"A song about how he and his wife had a night of torrid sex with Jesus, or monologues about the joys of rocking a manly forest of pubic hair."

"This Cabaret is wonderful in its campness, ability to make a willing (or sometimes unwilling) crowd participants squirm and laugh at the same time."

"We're literally peering into their home and bedroom, voyeurs and witnesses to indiscretions, suppressed urges and compartmentalised insecurities."

"It's Birdman's charm, anxiety and general curiosity with the audience's own experiences that makes this show unique"

"The distressing process of ageing is given a charmingly comedic edge."

"A confronting representation of a historical truth colonisers have painstakingly tried to forget."

"...multi-instrumentalists Aidan Roberts and Daniel Holdsworth blitz the field at this year's Fringe Festival."

"A solid performance from Blake, a charming guy that isn't afraid to grace a stage in red speedos with a penis drawn on his stomach."

"The music itself seems to sit somewhere between that Ministry Of Sound compilation you bought back in 1998 and the future of pop."

"She holds her guitar aloft and asks the crowd 'if they're fuckin' hot yet?' assuring us that if we 'pass out together, it'll be really sexy'."