The Pitch is a lively Belfast comedy centered on Gaelic football and the potential for a United Ireland, capturing the journey of three teenagers as they navigate cultural identities in post-troubles Northern Ireland. Celebrating contemporary issues and sports, the show aims to raise the profile of Gaelic football while connecting with diverse audiences.
'SLAYERS has brewed in my head for a long time, but was finally written earlier this year, and the first third of the play was shown at a Summerhall Surgeries scratch night in March. The feeling in the room that night convinced me that I had to take this play to the Fringe.'
Hadsan Mohamud discusses her play "Crush," a British-Somali rom-com about two teenagers who meet in an eating disorder clinic. The tender drama, infused with humor and hope, explores themes of identity and recovery. Longlisted for the Tony Craze Award, it highlights underrepresented stories in theater, particularly those of Black Muslim characters.
Adele Cliff's Topical Early Late Show blends humor and current events, featuring a monologue, news segments, a house band, and daily guests. Directed by Cliff, Will Davies, and Katie Pritchard, the show aims to entertain a lively audience with topical jokes while promoting a hopeful perspective on the news. It runs from August 7th to 30th at Venue 243.
