Laser Kiwi: Everybody Knows
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
13/08/2025 … Entirely distinctive, with bizarrely conceived and executed shows, Laser Kiwi continue to forge an inexplicably successful path, balancing dazzling circus skills…
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Paul Merryck: Ambulance for One
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … Paul Merryck sounds like he’s lived an interesting life, or at least one that isn’t often documented on stage.
Dan Tiernan: All In
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … Convention is that any Fringe review will talk about the narrative of the show in hand, explaining how Dan Tiernan’s here to talk us through the systems he…
Narin Oz: Inner Child(ish)
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … Narin Oz’s new show is a tricky one to talk about, as it forcefully rebuffs most types of audience engagement.
Seaton Smith: Trauma Bonding
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … American comic Seaton Smith has a magnetic energy on stage, a commanding presence, fluid delivery and a quick-thinking, playful manner in his many interactions with…
Roger O'Sullivan: Fekken
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … Welcoming his audience with a montage of PS1 graphics and naming his show after the fighting game franchise, Roger O’Sullivan primes us for a nostalgia show…
Alex Stringer: Happy Hour
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … ‘Hello, I’m Alex and I’m an alcoholic.
Jessica Aszkenasy: Titclown
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
12/08/2025 … When does comedy become art and art become pornography? Well, you can judge Jessica Aszkenasy's full-frontal Fringe debut live in the voluptuous flesh.