I started uni in 1985 took mum and sister to shows back  then…. in 2002 my daughters first fringe even went back in pando year as I’d booked accommodation….it’s a good stopoff to see my family too. 

Me too she’s matured so much as a person and performer so powerful her shows are compulsory viewing 

Got mine last week itching to see how I can use it

Agree with any and all recommendations 

That’s a lovely thought-  we got one of the main techs a crate of beers via one of the front row regulars during lockdown as we were so grateful for the cosy online comedy community extUp had created

Flat n the curve, Annabelle v talented women 

It’s an amazing time to visit the city I’ve loved fringe since 1986 as a student- you can spend £0:or 1000s just make itvyourvown

lizziebiolik mark was a favourite before lockdown but due to his commitment to continuing streaming for access since I love him even more and said how great he was doing this to his face when he was getting his wine before a radio recording at Backyard Comedy Club this year - MW talks about life days of the week it’s been broadcast can you imagine how long it took for a half hour show😂

Stephen Young yes she’s on my list. Very pleased I could skip a lot of shows live and focus on one’s not on nextup like mark Nelson Susie McCabe etc

Stephen Young hey I’ve already been for preview week and took my mum to Grayson on the way back to Waverley- I bought the book as it is a feast for the senses and need time to process. As for Austentacious they know what they are doing as do Showstoppers. Last week I tried Shamilton it was packed amazing awesome we had Barbie the Musical improvised withOppenheimer Ken was so good.