Eme Essien: Flat Shoes In The Club
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2022 … Eme Essien’s debut would unquestionably be better served appearing in the theatre section of the Fringe brochure.
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Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2022 … Eme Essien’s debut would unquestionably be better served appearing in the theatre section of the Fringe brochure.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2022 … ‘Motherfuckers just want to laugh' is Christy Coysh’s philosophy, as one of those comedians proud to be making a show about absolutely nothing.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2022 … This is Ali Woods’ debut show, with a full house on the first day, and he went at it with brio, handling late arrivals, seat changers and the sound cues…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2022 … Discussion of comedy at the Fringe tends to focus on content.
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05/08/2022 … Helen Bauer is everything she’s supposed to be as a modern woman: confident, self-aware, body-positive… and an absolute bloody nightmare.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2022 … There’s a party going on in Sikisa's venue, and she’s the gregarious hostess.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2022 … Chloe Petts’ catchphrase for this show is that she ‘finally became the man she always wanted to be’: a statement that perfectly captures how utterly…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
04/08/2022 … Jacob Hawley finds himself in a position that most youngish men go through and that many comedians have articulated before.
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