(PR Invite) Evo Evo is a show brought to Playhouse East this week by four London-based Balkan performers. It's difficult to describe the show in terms of a particular genre, but this performance is a mixture of humour, song, dance and comedy sketches that shares and celebrates a culture that is often overlooked and underrepresented.

(PR Invite) We'll Always Have Paris is a new play written by Paul Kalburgi, which has been running at the White Bear Theatre in Kennington for the last few weeks, ending its run on 3 October. Inspired by cinema's greatest love stories, this 120-minute play, with a 15-minute interval, tells its won love story but with a heartbreaking twist.

(PR Invite) Dad is a new play written by David Solomon and produced by Cellar Door Theatre Company. The 80-minute production follows three estranged brothers who are forced to come together when their father goes missing. Yet no one is completely devastated by the news, and it soon becomes clear that there are more truths to be unearthed as the evening goes on, eventually coming to a head in an explosive and emotional ending.

(PR) Vasthy & Friends: Sing, Dance, Play! is a fun and interactive musical with songs, dancing, fun and laughter for families. The show recently performed during the Edinburgh Fringe with a 60-minute runtime; however, I am reviewing a shorter recording of the production provided by the team.

(PR Invite) Written by Nicola Ryan, Mega Church Xmas Play is described as a “surreal, absurd, irreverent farce”, so I was very intrigued to see what the show had in store.

(PR Invite) If you’re looking for a relaxing evening out, this show is not for you. BUT, if you’re after some chaos, song, dance and a hilariously wild night out, this is certainly that!

(PR Invite) Bliss has been a highly anticipated show this Edinburgh Fringe, so I was excited to finally see it - and while it has a few areas that could be tightened, there’s a lot to enjoy.

(PR Invite) Produced by Girlhood Productions, this heartwarming new Australian musical is set in a club bathroom on New Year’s Eve.

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

Interview: Charming! The Musical - This 'Edinburgh Fringe - Spotlight On' series takes a look at the shows I will be reviewing at this year's festival and a 5-question Q&A with the creative teams.

Interview: 00:45:00 - This 'Edinburgh Fringe - Spotlight On' series takes a look at the shows I will be reviewing at this year's festival and a 5-question Q&A with the creative teams.

(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.

Interview: Bliss - This 'Edinburgh Fringe - Spotlight On' series takes a look at the shows I will be reviewing at this year's festival and a 5-question Q&A with the creative teams.

Interview: Max Davidson: Strangers - This 'Edinburgh Fringe - Spotlight On' series takes a look at the shows I will be reviewing at this year's festival and a 5-question Q&A with the creative teams.