Bigger. Better. Biscuitier.
Cue the epic music because Fringebiscuit is back for the Edinburgh Fringe 2016, and this time we’re shaking it up. We’ve got your
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Author: Aisha Josiah
‘We like to amuse ourselves’ – Pomme is French for Apple
Original, daring, and outrageously funny is how we’re describing Pomme is French for Apple. The sketch comedy show from Canadian actor/writer duo
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‘Everybody is complicated’ – Black is the Color of My Voice
In her first solo show at the Fringe, ‘Black is the Color of My Voice’, Apphia Campbell takes on the
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The Unmissable 5
Only one week left of the Fringe, you say? Where has the time gone? As we barrel towards the finish
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So, You Came Out. Now What?
Outings seems to fall headlong into the sanctimonious trap made for plays with a strong moral message. The latest offering
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‘A Delight’ – Bits & Box
Bits & Box seems to have all the trappings of a great children’s show, starting with a refreshingly simple premise –
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Guess Who’s Back?
Hoorah! The next generation of Biscuiteers have returned for the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We’re up to our usual lark – offering
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Stealing the Stage: Lady M
“I do this for all the bit parts!” proclaims Annemarie de Bruijn, with the air of a revolutionary. She certainly
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‘Delete and block…end of.’ – Twentysomething
It’s not easy being young. Sure, you have your health, your good looks and the inhuman ability to funnel alcohol
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