Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2025 … When Mumbai-based Urooj Ashfaq won the best newcomer award at Edinburgh two years ago, a certain reviewer made a comment that what passed for edgy in India was conservative…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2025 … Every year growing slightly larger and more powerful in a physical as well as a comedic sense, Pierre Novellie has finally reached a tipping point where he’s…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2025 … This is a show built almost entirely on the physical energy of the performers.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2025 … Having traded for the last few years as one half of deadpan sketch duo Crizards, Will Rowland has followed in partner Eddy Hare’s footsteps and moved into…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2025 … A whirlwind tour through the short and fatal career of a 13th century nun destined for the stake, Bebe Cave’s new show is propelled by a tour de force of comic…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2025 … Molly McGuinness has a powerful health story to tell in her Fringe debut, but she sensibly chooses not to lead with it.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2025 … This fascinating debut from the duo of Ciaran Chillingworth and Kit Finnie rewrites the rules of sketch, dropping us in a world of Lovecraftian angels and demons…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2025 … James Trickey has a high-impact start, performing with the swagger of a rapper as he tries to convince us accountancy’s where it’s at.
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