Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe review by Julia Chamberlain
12/08/2019 … Ostensibly a show about what makes a good male role model, this is more of a lovely excuse to race through some school and family stories about being a son, being…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
12/08/2019 … In the programme blurb, Gutterplum makes much of its connections with Natalie Palamides’s acclaimed shows Laid and Nate, sharing a director in American clown…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
12/08/2019 … No prizes for guessing what this is about - and no, it’s not duck shooting.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
12/08/2019 … He might be facing a sparse audience, but Joe Rooney still gives his title song everything he’s got – after all the show must go on.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
12/08/2019 … Facing an audience of three has to be dispiriting for any comedian, but it’s even worse for the audience.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Julia Chamberlain
12/08/2019 … Eli Matthewson delivers an apparently effortless hour of ungimmicky stand-up with splendid gags – all-too rare on the Fringe, where often a waffly chat and…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
12/08/2019 … Caitlin Cook blames both her previous job as a pre-school teacher and the lazily ironic Los Angles drawl for making her sound patronising.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
12/08/2019 … Plenty of comics share their experiences of becoming a parent.
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