© Lila Cobryn Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … Evaldas Karosas is from Lithuania – and if you've made up some stereotypes of the Baltic state based on absolutely nothing, you're not alone, as he…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … Rob Duncan’s long-gestating solo show Printer Of The Year may be niche in the extreme, as he’s willing to admit, but it’s also one of the most…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … Sapphire McIntosh offers a standard biographical Fringe debut, offering a chronological journey through her life so far, from her precarious early days to an only…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … PowerPoint comedian Ted Hill is riding both high and low after his appearance on Britain’s Got Talent this year, where he won something called a golden buzzer…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … After some ill-advised high-concept shows, including a 2019 offering, which she performed entirely in a sweaty T-Rex outfit, Harriet Dyer has adopted a no-whistles-and-bells…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … Making his UK debut New York-based comedian Jamie Wolf does remarkably little to establish a persona up top.
Marty Gleeson is best newcomer
29/08/2026 … Chris Cantrill has won the Edinburgh Comedy Award for best show – on the fourth time of being nominated.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … The only frills you’re going to get in Lindsey Santoro’s show are on the outlandish pink coat she wears as she takes to the stage.
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