Andrea Coleman, a Brooklyn-based attorney, comedian, and writer, captivates audiences in her show "3 Times I Killed." She shares three intriguing legal cases influenced by advice from a quirky voice she calls 'the Divine.' With her engaging storytelling and relatable anecdotes, Coleman creates an intimate experience. Don't miss this unique performance.
Andrea Coleman, a Brooklyn-based attorney, comedian, and writer, captivates audiences in her show "3 Times I Killed." She shares three intriguing legal cases influenced by advice from a quirky voice she calls 'the Divine.' With her engaging storytelling and relatable anecdotes, Coleman creates an intimate experience. Don't miss this unique performance.
The Strawmoddie Theatre Company's production of "I, Claudius" at The Royal Scots Club is a captivating four and a half-hour exploration of Roman power dynamics, featuring an impressive cast led by Timothy Bond as Claudius. Standout performances include Lucy Hagan-Walker’s Livia and Caitlin Carter’s Caligula, creating an engaging and humorous evening despite some uneven moments.
"44 Minutes is a gripping psychological thriller that explores moral dilemmas and human nature under extreme pressure."
Trickey has real, genuine potential to fiercely balance charming, ribbing stories and observations with bigger-picture, poignant life philosophy. He is very likeable, obviously smart and perceptive. Trickey has the promise of being a seriously powerful comedian who packs out rooms with both laughter and feeling.
Farrelly delivers a great high-energy performance this year, full of punch lines and current issues which will have you continually laughing out loud—this is one to watch and worth a look. Catch him before the run ends at this Fringe festival at Studio 5 Assembly Festival, Edinburgh.
In "Extra Dry," Michelle Renee Johnson explores her tumultuous relationship with alcohol through a solo performance. Directed by Lila Rachel Becker, the piece combines humor and harsh realities of addiction. While engaging and immersive, the script's repetitive nature and lack of depth prevent it from fully capturing the emotional stakes of her journey.
In "Forge," Tom Oakes presents an intimate exploration of displacement and heritage through music, intertwining traditional and modern elements. While its structure may feel loose at times, the production profoundly engages, highlighting the power of storytelling and memory.
The Real Kyle McCarren, crafted by Andy Roninson and Sean McVerry, is a poignant musical that blends humor and depth, exploring friendship and loss. With emotional performances and a relatable narrative, it promises to resonate with audiences and achieve notable success.
Frankie Regalia's Spinster, performed at the Scottish Storytelling Centre, intertwines humor and history, reflecting on women’s autonomy and craftsmanship. Through engaging storytelling, Regalia captivates audiences with relatable tales while prompting reflection on societal progress and regression.
