Leo Reich: Literally Who Cares?!
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2022 … Leo Reich represents everything that is wrong with Generation Z: egotistical, narcissistic, judgmental and shallow.
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Mon 08 August 2022
Charlie Russell Aims To Please
Edinburgh Fringe theatre review
08/08/2022 … Charlie Russell takes to the stage with the bouncy, winsome energy of the host of a 1980s light entertainment variety special.
Sean McLoughlin: So Be It
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2022 … Sean McLoughlin has some troublesome audience members in tonight: a row of Pleasance pass-holders chatting among themselves and a bloke happy to throw in a random,…
Finlay Christie: OK Zoomer
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2022 … Privately educated, white and only recently out of university, former So You Think You’re Funny? winner Finlay Christie introduces himself with an allusion…
Chris Gethard: A Father And The Sun
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2022 … Chris Gethard knows his place on the stand-up scene.
Nic Sampson: Marathon, 1904
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2022 … It was a race of such cruelty, carnage and chaos that it nearly spelled the end of the marathon as an Olympic sport forever.
Rob Auton: The Crowd Show
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2022 … In this tender response to the isolation of lockdown, Rob Auton – the king of stand-up profundity – offers a touching paean to the joy of crowds.
Luca Cupani: Happy Orphan
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2022 … Luca Cupani has created a delightful, funny, autobiographical show, a revelatory piece of strangeness that is completely endearing.