




It was their debut solo show at Edinburgh Fringe 2022. It was about being non-binary and autistic and trying to fit in and find your team. Sportsperson was directed by Joz Norris and produced by ART Ltd and Ingenious Fools.
It received the Neurodiverse Review’s first ever Actually Autistic Excellence award as well as a five star review.
Here are some other reviews…
“The raw, personal feeling they successfully convey is worth a thousand culture war column inches.”
Fest
“For us neurotypical viewers, it does seem a lot of faff to get back to where we started.”
Chortle
“I reckon a lot of acts could take a note out of Bradley’s book when it comes to audience participation.
BroadwayWorld
“a fun hour with an unlikely and triumphant conclusion.”
The Wee Review
the skinny “It’s a really cool initiative, and a nice demonstration of both Bradley’s commitment and care to their subject matter, and the power of comedy and art to help foster connection.”
The Skinny
voicemag “At times, the show loses its focus, especially during a segment where a goose puppet is brought out onto the stage to pester audience members.”
Voicemag

Not Overthinking Things 2019 was my second comedy show. It explored intrusive thoughts and anxiety in a birthday party themed interactive show. NOTT2019 was directed by Elf Lyons and the props were made my Amy Greaves. It was supported by Arts Council England, the Keep It Fringe Fund, and a Brighton Pride Fringe Bursary.
“it’s a thoughtful afternoon out with a sprinkling of nostalgic party magic” – the Guardian

Join Cerys Bradley (Actually Autistic Excellence Award 2022, as seen on Comedy Central, UKTV, BBC One Wales) and their wonderful, expansive, interactive (technically not written yet) choose your own story telling comedy show.
“unadulterated queer autistic joy” – the Neurodiverse Review ****
“a genuinely collaborative experience between performer and audience” – A Youngish Perspective ****
“I really loved this show” – On the Mic *****
Nominated for the Actually Autistic Excellence Award 2025
