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The nominees have been announce in the Neurodiverse Review awards at the Edinburgh Fringe. 

Comedians Alice-India, pictured, and Ted Hill lead the pack, with both up for two awards.

Winners will be announced on these categories, plus three addition special awards, onThursday evening.

Actually Autistic Award 

Ted Hill: 110 Per Cent Normal 

Ria Lina: Riabellion 

Jain Edwards: She-Devil 

Pierre Novellie: You Sit There, I’ll Stand HereCerys Bradley’s 

Queer Tales for Autistic Folks 

ADHD Comedy Award 

Sami Abu Wardeh: Palestine: Peace De Resistance

Shaparak Khorsandi: Scatterbrain 

Alice-India: See You in Hell 

Alison Spittle: Big

Hunter King – A Northern Tr*nny Hootenanny 

Outstanding Visually Impaired Creative 

Another Sight 

I Dream In Colour 

Jamie MacDonald: Toxic Bastard

Jake Donaldson is the fifth Weezer 

Bop Exceptional Theatre Award 

Falling: A Disabled Love Story 

Mending Nets

Cartoonopolis 

Of Fire and Flame 

Bop Emerging Talent Award 

Mr Brake Down (Doom and Glitter: A Tribute to Tom Waits)

Ted Hill: 110 Per Cent Normal 

Hunter King – A Northern Tr*nny Hootenanny 

Theodora Van Der Beek – Mr Creep 

Yvonne Hughes: Absolutely Riddled 

Deaf Action Deaf Excellence Award

Dregs 

Evie Waddell: Ivory Cutlery 

Echoes Across Time

Natasha Lumley 

Rashmi Amayata

North Bridge Comedy Writing Award

Alison Spittle: Big 

Alice-India: See You in Hell

Dregs

Falling: A Disabled Love Story

Niall Moorjani: The Green Knight (But It’s Gay) 

Published: 19 Aug 2025