Maisie Adam

The show's eclectic mix of anecdotal and observational material is relatable, laughable and all taken from personal experiences of being a young Yorkshire lass attempting to "adult" in the big wide world.

Exploring a variety of topics from the classic faux pas of the Brit abroad and the bizarre rituals of the playground, to the fascinating spectacle that is Theresa May's body posture, 'Living on the Edge' leaves its audience belly laughing, giving standing ovations, throwing roses onstage, naming their babies after Maisie, but most importantly, it's a show that doesn't exaggerate...