Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
24/08/2026 … Plenty of comedians analyse their pathological need for the approval of strangers - usually in the privacy of their therapy sessions, with the occasional self-deprecating…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
24/08/2026 … If you’d have seen Sami Abu Wardeh’s forbidding work in progress at the Leicester Comedy Festival in February, you might be forgiven for approaching…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
24/08/2026 … ‘I’ve burst onto the scene eight or nine times,’ says Ed Night, dryly.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
24/08/2026 … With wicked charm to spare, Emma Doran’s show is as good as a night out with your best friend.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2026 … ‘If you like child neglect, you’ll like this show,’ says Madeleine Brettingham at the top of her debut hour.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2026 … At the end of this gentle reflection on ageing, Freya Parker evokes Jenny Joseph’s Warning poem – the one which starts: ‘When I am an old…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2026 … This is an interesting document about life on the sharp end of tabloid culture from Keeley Hazell, who 1990s kids will bashfully remember as one of the pre-eminent…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
23/08/2026 … No one would ever accuse a Stephen Catling show of being slick, but Clown Fish Out Of Water proves too loose a collection of disjointed, surreal sketches, with…
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