Robin Sutherland

This is the kind of theatre that the Fringe is all about: daring, experimental, moving, funny, fascinating. I was enraptured the entire show. The writing is dense and packs in a ton of story, but not overly difficult to follow. The actors blew me away by the characterization in their double casting. At the end, it was mentioned that this show is still a work in progress, and I truly cannot wait to see how it evolves from here.

A group of unbelievably funny women giving a masterclass in committing to the bit. Not every single sketch landed for me (although the overwhelming majority did), but nobody could possibly deny that this group aren't committed to their comedy. I really look forward to seeing what they do next!

A show full of Tubthumping dance parties, hilarious nonstop banter, tea puns, and a creeping sense of dread. Retail work wouldn't be so bad with these two nihilistic pixie dream girls as coworkers!

I was simultaneously laughing and moved to tears by this show. The two scripts reminisce beautifully on the joy found in difficult times, but what was most captivating to me was the complete vulnerability offered to us by the performer. I will be thinking about this one for a long time.