AWARDS & NOMINATIONS

Theatre Weekly 2025 Best Show of the Fringe WINNER - CADEL: Lungs On Legs.

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“The audience roars. Delves IS Evans. A heart-pumping portrait.”

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“Connor Delves is magnificent. This is a real tour de force.”

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 “A triumphant performance by the talented actor.”

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“The perfect synergy between man and machine, actor and subject.”

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“Takes the genre to a new level. A tour de force ”

“This is a masterpiece. Delves is either a madman or a god. I think the latter. ”

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 “Get your tickets before the run sells out.”

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“From the start to the end of this show, you’ll be riveted.”

It’s a mesmerising performance. A tour de force about the Tour de France.

“The hype is real. Delves is magnetic. This is pioneering work.”

“Connor Delves is magnificent and brings Cadel Evans to life in gruelling physical performance – this is a real tour de force.”

– Theatre Weekly

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“Working up an authentic sweat, [Delves] switches seamlessly between racing tops and headgear, and sells moments of dangerous action with visceral believability.”

– The Scotsman

“It has the feel of an inspiring sports film translated to stage, and yet is simply just one man – creator and performer Connor Delves – and his bike.”

– ThreeWeeks Edinburgh

“Cadel: Lungs on Legs is the perfect synergy between man and machine, actor and subject.”

– My Cultural Life