Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Matt Stronge Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2025 … Given that she’s challenged traditional definitions of femininity and spoken frankly about discovering her queerness relatively late in life, you could accurately…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2025 … Devin Gray got divorced and his wife didn't have the decency to make the split anything but amicable, leaving him grasping for recriminatory feelings to channel…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2025 … Sam Jay is a strikingly abrasive act, eschewing eye contact, staring into the middle distance while speaking; often holding her mic in crossed arms; making big,…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2025 … Caroline McEvoy is unfailingly nice in her Fringe debut, making latecomers feel welcome, chatting charmingly to the audience (no ‘comedian DESTROYS’…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2025 … Some Fringe comedy shows are deep and meaningful explorations of personal struggle and revelation.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
22/08/2025 … Jamie MacDonald's recent shows have tended to be variations on the theme that just because he's blind, this doesn't preclude him from behaving badly.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
22/08/2025 … Tiff Stevenson has lured her audience here under false pretences, with a sultry poster and a title, Post-Coital, that suggests sexy times.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
22/08/2025 … Pear are such an established part of the Fringe now, with this, their fourth sketch show in a row, that any tweaks to their tried and tested formula feel like tinkering…
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