A Fringe Quickie (#123) with ‘Chatterbox’

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What brings a nice show like yours to a place like the Edinburgh Fringe?

It’s the largest arts festival in the world, where else would I want to bring my show Chatterbox too if not to talk to the world.

If you/your show were a school subject what would you/it be and why?

I loved Latin at school. The class was small and the teachers enchanted us and brought to life the stories of Roman history and language. Watching I Claudius on TV made it all the more real. Amo, amas, amat.

How do you keep your performances fresh every night?

I flyer for my own show and I get a feel for who might be at the show especially if they have come because of me. I want them to have the best hour possible and for the audience to leave being entertained, educated and with a glow on their face.

About the show
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Chatterbox

Date(s): Jul 31 Aug 1-12, 14-19, 21-25

Time(s): 16:55 (1 hour)

Location: Pleasance Courtyard – The Green

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