Freddie Meredith: Need A Light?
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2026 … In his overdue Fringe debut, Freddie Meredith introduces us to an Alan Partridge for the reels generation.
2026 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sun 09 August 2026
Portrait Of A Tom As A Young Neenan
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2026 … Portrait Of A Tom As A Young Neenan is a humble but charming story of how others might not see us as we see ourselves.
Amy Matthews: Definitions of Toast
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2026 … When developing a show, every stand-up might hope for that big psychological shift which unlocks a part of their brain and really opens up their potential.
Coco The Time-Travelling Tart
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2026 … By day, Coco The Time Travelling Tart runs immersive comedy tours of museums, galleries and city streets – including some at the National Galleries of…
Closure Cabaret
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2026 … The ages of woman and the red flags they ignore are cleverly reflected in Maria Ansdell’s debut show, a beautifully-performed one-woman cabaret about love…
Mel Hudson: Richard Ashcroft Revived My Libido
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2026 … Mel Hudson presents as a fantastic suburban rock chick with a mop of Robert Plant curls and confident swagger, making you feel in safe hands with her performance.
Edith Alibec: The Void
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2026 … Three years ago, Estonian clown Julia Masli had a huge late-night hit at Edinburgh by asking her audience ‘Problem?’ and attempting to solve each dilemma,…
Sat 08 August 2026
Juliette Burton: Villain Era
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2026 … Villain Era is Juliette Burton’s celebration of the nerd - a demographic that will not be hard to find at the Edinburgh Fringe.