© Geraint Lewis John Kearns: Shtick
Our review of the Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award winner
11/08/2014 … It’s proof that the Edinburgh Fringe retains its ability to change lives.
2014 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Mon 11 August 2014
© Geraint Lewis 
Sara Pascoe vs History
11/08/2014 … Evolutionary theories of sexuality aren’t, oddly enough, the most obviously sexy topic for a comedy show, with talk of competitive sperm, selfish genes and Victorian…
A Slight Ache
11/08/2014 … A Slight Ache is one of Harold Pinter’s lesser-known works… which is often followed by the rejoinder ‘And for good reason!’ However this Fringe revival offers…
Yacine Belhousse: Made in France
11/08/2014 … Maybe it’s because Eddie Izzard has championed French stand-up Yacine Belhousse as part of his unofficial comédie sans frontiers project, or maybe it’s because…
Ali Brice Presents: Eric Meat Wants To Go Shopping
11/08/2014 … Ali Brice’s solo Edinburgh debut is one of those joyously bonkers festival treats that any comedy-lover should be delighted to stumble upon.
Tania Edwards
11/08/2014 … Tania Edwards shows off some sharp, smart one-liners here, but the hour as a whole is sluggish and uneventful; feeling like a comic treading water, slapping on…
John Kearns: Shtick
11/08/2014 … It’s proof that the Edinburgh Fringe retains its ability to change lives.
Will Adamsdale: Borders
11/08/2014 … It's been ten years since Adamsdale won the Perrier award (as it was back then) with his motivational speaker Chris John Jackson.