Q&A: Sasha Ellen, When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Ellenade
Sasha Ellen is up at the Fringe with her new show When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Ellenade. In the show, Ellen asks and answers the big questions so you don’t have to.
Q&A: Liz Guterbock, Geriatric Millenial
Liz Guterbock’s traditional stand up hour Geriatric Millenial covers belonging as you get older, from her perspective as a dual nationality, bisexual woman described by reviewers as ‘a club ready act’. Read on for our chat with Guterbock herself…
Q&A: Niamh Denyer, Get Blessed!
For her debut Fringe solo hour Get Blessed!, Niamh Denyer presents Aine Reilly. Reilly (Denyer’s character) is a funeral celebrant, and she invites you to join her in a hilarious, interactive hour that addresses modern spiritual ideas, capitalism, gurus and hustle culture.
Q&A: Ange Laviopierre and Jane Watt, Your Mother Chucks Rocks And Shells and Jazz or a Bucket of Blood
Ange Laviopierre and Jane Watt are Australian comedians, actors and high school friends. Ange is a comedian, podcaster, writer, journalist and self-confessed ‘pop and internet ghoul comedian’. Jane has appeared in major Australian theatre productions, TV shows and films.
Q&A: Avital Ash Workshops Her Suicide Note
Avital Ash is a US-based stand-up comedian, actor, writer and director who has racked up an impressive 100 million views across her socials. She’s making her Edinburgh Fringe debut with her show Avital Ash Workshops Her Suicide Note. With an approach shaped by her own sense of marginalisation and a desire to create opportunities for others, she tells bold, daring stories.
Q&A: Chloe Radcliffe, Cheat
US-based stand-up Chloe Radcliffe will be making her Festival debut this year with Cheat, admitting a guilty secret that most people keep to themselves forever: that she’s cheated in almost every relationship she’s ever had. From an exciting dalliance with a strange FedEx delivery man who wanted to have sex with her bike to her relationship with her hippie parents.
