Behemoth: Enter The Cupboard
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
13/08/2025 … Peppy sketch group Behemoth have been given a slightly inappropriate late night timeslot at the Mash House, given that their vibe is often more Live & Kicking…
2025 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Wed 13 August 2025
Hot Concrete: Too Hot (and Too Concretey) For TV
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
13/08/2025 … There are things to admire in Henry Whaley and Charlie Billingham’s double act, but ultimately Hot Concrete feels too much like too many other things to stand…
© Rachel Sherlock. Luke McQueen: Comedian's Comedian
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
13/08/2025 … Luke McQueen, the most mischievous twerp in stand-up, has created the show of his career here, I just hope it’s not too ‘inside baseball’ to get…
Jain Edwards: She-Devil
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
13/08/2025 … It’s hard to know what to make of Jain Edwards at first, but that’s all part of the plan.
Laser Kiwi: Everybody Knows
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
13/08/2025 … Entirely distinctive, with bizarrely conceived and executed shows, Laser Kiwi continue to forge an inexplicably successful path, balancing dazzling circus skills…
Tue 12 August 2025
Paul Merryck: Ambulance for One
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … Paul Merryck sounds like he’s lived an interesting life, or at least one that isn’t often documented on stage.
Dan Tiernan: All In
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … Convention is that any Fringe review will talk about the narrative of the show in hand, explaining how Dan Tiernan’s here to talk us through the systems he…
Narin Oz: Inner Child(ish)
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … Narin Oz’s new show is a tricky one to talk about, as it forcefully rebuffs most types of audience engagement.