Jestia and Raedon
  • Edinburgh Fringe

Promises made. Pacts broken. Betrayal. Deceit. Romance. Love! The choice is simple. But what would you do? Love? Or betray? Following last year's Pick Me Up (Derek Award winner, Best Fringe Show 2013), and I am, I am (Musical Comedy Awards finalists 2013) comes a new play about love, fear, redemption and hope. Written by former Cambridge Footlight Lowell Belfield, and produced by a dream-team of Cambridge University graduates, Jestia and Raedon will be the pick of this year's Fringe. Previous praise: 'You know a show's good when you never want it to end. Ever' ***** (ThreeWeeks).

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