Q&A: Sikisa, Hear Me Out
Following her well received debut Fringe hour Life Of The Party last year, Sikisa is back at the Fringe this summer, and wants you to Hear Her Out. In her up-beat and powerful hour, she asks: why is it so hard to say the right things?
Q&A: Eleanor Conway, Talk Dirty To Me
After touring her shows Walk of Shame 1 & 2 across the globe, and gathering viral hits on Tik Tok over lockdown, Eleanor Conway is returning to Edinburgh this year with her new show TALK DIRTY TO ME.
Q&A: Mary O’Connell, Money Princess
Mary O’Connell, runner up in the 2020 ‘lockdown’ Funny Women Awards and OnlyFans Creative Fund Winner 2023, brings her debut hour Money Princess to the Fringe in August.
Q&A: Robin Tran, Don’t Look At Me
US-based comedian Robin Tran makes her UK debut at the Edinburgh Festival this year. If anyone has a right to complain, it’s Robin. She is an Asian transgender lesbian who grew up poor and has struggled with depression.
Q&A: Katy Berry, Diamond Goddess Crystal Pussy
One of the stars of Baby Wants Candy, Katy Berry makes her Edinburgh Fringe solo debut with her cabaret show Diamond Goddess Crystal Pussy. Berry discovers late in life that she’s the product of a secret one-night stand between her mum and Poseidon: the Sea King. The show has it all: improv, high-energy musical-style ballads and comedic storytelling.
Q&A: Kirsty Mann, Skeletons
Kirsty Mann, who you may recognise from the Funny Women Award Final 2016 or more recently for her Tik Tok famous loo sketch, brings her debut show Skeletons to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. Mann’s show is about the struggles of her secret double life as a comedian AND doctor.
