Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … Chelsea Hart’s unique blend of comedy and politics is inspiring, exploring the realities women face everyday in Iran, while finding light in the darkness.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … So You Think You’re Funny? picked ten finalists rather than its usual nine this year, and it’s hard to see who you’d have dropped if you had to,…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … Sarah Cameron-West’s comedic storytelling explores a rollercoaster of emotions, often landing on female rage, while performing an amusing tale about break-ups…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … You don’t have to be a Dungeons & Dragons fan to enjoy this comedy improv show that takes the audience through an imaginary world, rolling the dice for…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … Following up her 2022 debut hour about being life and soul of the party, here Sikisa Bostwick-Barnes reveals some of the vulnerability behind that confident, booty-shaking…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … André De Freitas has sacrificed a lot for comedy.
© Karla Gowlett Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … Sasha Ellen is surely bang on the money when she identifies the cognitive dissonance at the heart of modern hook-ups.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2023 … Hosted by Vix Leyton, The Comedy Arcade is a competition of scandalous stories, with new comics each night vying for the win.
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