Juniper and Jules

Juniper and Jules is a wonderfully performed dense distillation of the realisation of first a queer and later open relationship. It is a roller coaster ride illuminated by beautifully choreographed tiny scenes packed with every emotion on a sixpence and flowing into a rich whole. Maybe too dense (but don't miss it), maybe it is a 6 part TV series (go check it and commission it), and if you are in or might be in or ever have been in a relationship check it out (if just broken up maybe not with your ex). Thank you to two performers for realising this play so well.

A really engaging and well performed show that examines the intimacies of a new relationship from the cuteness and butterflies at its formation to the character differences then coming out and starting to raise questions between a couple. Aspects of sexual identity were honestly and sensitively addressed, but a lot of the relationship issues shown, both positive and negative, will be universal and identifiable to people in all varieties of relationship. It leaves you with a warm feeling.

This show is beautifully rooted in it's naturalism, both in language and performance. The two actors are so engaging to watch, both together and apart, and the story will resonate with many people.

Loved this honest well acted piece depicting the complexities of relationships. Well worth going to see

Very complex character-driven show that beautifully navigates the intricacies of a relationship. Amazing acting and an intimate location really make this show shine

My stand-out show of the Fringe so far. A refreshingly low-key, high enjoyment exploration of a developing, ever-evolving relationship, one that is mature enough to acknowledge the difficulties in sustaining such a love, but is not bogged down with contrivance or needless drama. It's incredibly wholesome, funny and both human and humane. The two actors have chemistry for days, enough to rival Fringe legends Xhloe & Natasha. I may just come to see this one again, and I recommend you do the same.