Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Natasha Pszenicki Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
07/08/2026 … Stripping away the high concepts that have hallmarked all his previous shows, this year John-Luke Roberts is going for pure and simple stand-up - no speaking like…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
07/08/2026 … Georgia Polly-Taylor takes a lot of wild stabs in her first solo show, gesturing at some big themes and drawing on some big influences, unfortunately without…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
07/08/2026 … It should come as little surprise that Gareth Gwynn’s tribute to his great-grandfather Cyril – a poet who chronicled the ways of rural Wales, becoming…
© Netflix Review of Ricky Gervais's new Netflix animation
07/08/2026 … Ricky Gervais’s sad descent from co-creator of The Office to peddler of soulless, half-arsed cash-grab tat continues with Alley Cats.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
06/08/2026 … Dead parent shows have become such a Fringe cliché that if a comedian’s going to do one, they’d better make damn sure it’s something special.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
06/08/2026 … It would be easy to see Jenny Gorelick as a caricature, a young-millennial New Jerseyan who tends to end her sentences with a vocal fry drawl, puts emojis on her…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
06/08/2026 … Hammer by name and hammer by nature – Kate is a force of nature who pummels the audience through the power of her exuberant personality… in the nicest…
Review of some dark stand-up from Jimmy Kimmel writer
28/07/2026 … Laurie Kilmartin’s on a mission to reclaim dark comedy from the edgelords.
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