Tucked into a corner of Edinburgh Climate Change Institute, with the organisation’s daily work going on around you, this venue creates a sense of nostalgia for the makeshift nature of Fringes gone by. It’s the perfect vibe for a solo show from emerging performer Faye Yan who is making her own work, trying new things and generally putting herself out there for a dozen people on a Tuesday afternoon. Just like the old days. 

This otherwise oh-so-modern show explores ableism, racism, AI and homogeny through an immigration test set by a certain Nylon Tusk. AI is a hot topic: Yan cleverly allows the machine to expose itself through a simple Q&A format that lays bare its biases, underpinned by scenes showing how damaging it is to try to fit into the mould. These could be tighter and Yan would do well to trust her audience a little more, but it’s fine work from a developing artist who’s not afraid to experiment.

Is There Work On Mars?, Zoo Playground, until 24 August, 4.30pm.