Speaking of what’s happening after the Fringe, we were delighted to hear the news that Rob Madge’s show My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) which earned a fabulous 5 stars from The Recs is to transfer for a West End run at the Garrick Theatre. A well deserved success.
One of the nicest things was hearing from the performers after we reviewed their show. The Recs were the first to give the wonderful and unique Mythos: Ragnarok its first fringe review. Not only were they lovely in response to us, we absolutely adored the emotional thanks that main cast member and group lead Ed Gamester would give to audiences at the end of a performance. Definitely an ensemble with a great attitude who have made quite an impact on this Fringe.
A favourite theatre maker of The Recs, Sarah-Louise Young brought not one but two shows to the Fringe: the returning An Evening Without Kate Bush and a striking new performance, The Silent Treatment. Both earned deserved five-stars reviews but it was glorious to see Sarah-Louise constantly been so supportive of other Fringe performers throughout the month. A generous spirit that enhances the Fringe.