(PR Invite) Written by Ron McAslan, Woman Seeking Cuddles is a 50-minute play following the life of Harper after she unknowingly sleeps with her sperm-donor father, and life is never quite the same following that. Harper copes with the trauma and discomfort by having sex with numerous men - it’s messy, raw and at times really humorous.

(PR Invite) Written, starring and based on Winnie Stack’s own life, @Jenna is a heartwarming story following her journey of self-discovery as she comes to understand her sexuality.

(PR Invite) Written by Lydia Baggaley, Happily Ever Never follows the four cast members of Princess Party Planners as they prepare for an upcoming ball.

(PR Invite) John F Kennedy is dead…and Colm and Peggy want a day off school. Well, Peggy does…Colm takes a bit of convincing!

(PR Invite) Inspired by composer and lyricist Amelia Jutilane, A World Apart is a new musical brought to Edinburgh Fringe by Frog In A Pot Productions.

(PR Invite) Written and performed by Ciarlene Coleman, Your Favourite American Woman is a 50-minute play which has just completed its Camden Fringe run. It’s her second production, following Your Best American Girl, and I was lucky enough to catch it on its closing night.

(PR Invite) Unleashed is a 60-minute play written by Siobhán Healy and directed by Nathan Dowling, with both also starring in the production.

(PR Invite) Written by Sasha Wilson and produced by Claire Gilbert for Out Of The Forest Theatre, Bury The Hatchet is a 75-minute retelling of the story of Lizzie Borden.

Review: The Comedy About Spies - Every time I see a Mischief show, I walk out that door with my shoulders feeling a little lighter, but it’s especially the case with this one. We all need a comfort show sometimes — and Spies is exactly that for me.

(PR Invite) Written and performed by Mehmet Ali Nuroğlu, Dünyada is a solo theatrical performance which ran in London for one week at The Cockpit.

(PR Invite) Written by Sarah Tara Ray, Our Mothers’ Daughters follows three best friends as they navigate adulthood and self-discovery.

(PR Invite) Racists, Recessions & Revolutions is a new play by Isabella Heaver and Harry Conway, which debuted at Camden Fringe this week, ahead of its Edinburgh Fringe run over August. The play is based on the fascinating true story from 2016, when a group of teenagers in a small Macedonian town took the opportunity to spread fake news across the world... the effects of which are still felt today.

(PR Invite) Every once in a while, you come across a play that completely hooks you, and you want nothing more than to see it again after leaving, still thinking about it days later. This is exactly how I felt watching Firebird — an incredibly harrowing and powerful story about Tia, a girl who has been in care since she was three. She forms a connection with a man she thinks she can trust, but it ultimately unfolds into a deeply real story about grooming.

(PR Invite) Do Not Attempt This Conversation is a 50-minute play that highlights the difficulty and reality of conversations with family members about end-of-life care.

(PR Invite) The story follows Gina, who is destined to have a child that will save half the human race — if her life unfolds according to plan. However, when she unexpectedly meets Archie, her future begins to shift, creating a “flutter” that alters the course of her destiny.

(PR Invite) Written by Chiara Fumanti, The Extraordinary Life Of A Rat Racer is a gripping 50-minute play following Eva, a teacher and single mother whose traumatic past threatens to derail her every move.

(PR Invite) Written and produced by Liz Tait, Who Do They Think They Are? follows four middle-aged college friends as they reunite for a dance workshop.

Have you ever sat in the theatre, almost halfway through a show, and realise you haven’t stopped smiling since it started? This was my third time seeing Thespians, and the third time I’ve had that feeling.

(PR Invite) Written by Ella Brock and presented by Blank Slate Theatre Company, Tabula Rasa is a 60-minute psychological comedy-thriller.

(PR Invite) Written and directed by Rufaro Museva-Sauti, Pillow Talk follows Ben and Rachel, a couple who have been together for eight years and tell each other everything... or do they?