Carys in the Press

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The performance of Carys Jeffrey Evans is nothing short of superb.
— A Young(ish) Perspective
I happily signed Carys’ petition and would do it again.
— A Young(ish) Perspective
A lovely, unusual show from a lovely, unusual lady.
— DarkChat
This show is a must for Eurovision fans (though you don’t have to be a fan before ‘Making Your Mind Up’ to attend!)
— Fringe Radio
this hour is a delight
— Fringe Radio
It’s a nicely conceived and delivered treatise
— FringeReview
Her engaged and appreciative audience certainly appreciated her chutzpah and, given the quality of recent UK entries, Jeffrey Evans got my vote.
— FringeReview
One woman. One Fringe debut. One dream of storming Europe’s most chaotic, glorious, emotionally unstable song contest. Somewhere, a wind machine has started spinning out of respect.
— Grace Hatchell, Theatre Village
A woman smiling, wearing a silver spaceship and sunglasses. The background is blue with yellow stars. Overlaid text reads: "INTERVIEW: CARYS SHOULD BE THE UK'S NEXT EUROVISION ENTRY (EDFRING)".
Life is long, but it’s also so bloody short – and no day is guaranteed. I really hope audiences feel inspired to revisit some of their dreams and explore what is holding them back.
— Interview with Kat Masterson
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Suitable enough for a one-night stand, and a fun story to tell their mates if it all works out and I actually *do* appear on their TV screens as the UK’s Eurovision entry in May 2027.
— Fringe Quickie #230, a Quinntessential Review
How will the audience remember you the morning after?
For me, Sam Ryder wasn’t the outlier in an otherwise decade-long awful streak, but instead the shining example of what the UK are capable of!
— Interview with DarkChat