Alex Bechtel thought about Penelope’s side of “The Odyssey” and the thoughts never left. Now, Edinburgh Fringe gets their chance to be consumed by the beauty of this piece.

Noah Seltzer sets out to solve the loneliness problem with clown and onesies, can he do it?

Gregory Nussen takes us on an adventure and discovery of self, guided by the work of Italo Calvino.

Karen Hall talks about being a professional cellist and how looks can be deceiving.

At 40 years old, Chris Davis seizes on ballet class as a way to replace all other addictions – drugs, alcohol, Modern Family and the toxic tropes of 90s John Cusack movies. With only a barre for support, Fringe favourite Chris Davis mixes dance and storytelling in a 50-minute comedy that shows you change is always possible, no matter what your age. 'The kind of innovative spirit that the Fringe was originally created to showcase' **** (List).

Will and Noah are a comedy team. Their production “Dinner Dinner Chicken Winner” looks at the not so glamorous awards of recognition.