Amanda Dwyer: Better Than Revenge
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
11/08/2026 … Amanda Dwyer succeeds in the sub-genre of comedy that might now be called traumady.
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Tue 11 August 2026
© Nick Gibb Rosco McClelland: The Bones
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
11/08/2026 … Rosco McClelland freely admits his show is not as polished as those that have secured him such acclaim in the last couple of years, including winning him the 2025…
Mon 10 August 2026
Lizzy Sunshine
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2026 … This sprawling, one-person hour from New York-based multi-discipline comic Liz Coin is a bit of a head-scratcher, a spoof with no obvious target and a knockabout…
© Jaap Reedijk Bob Koomen: Pear
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2026 … Bob Koomen has the spaced-out vibe of a stoned and/or drunk person approaching you at a party, super eager to tell you about all their brilliant business ideas for…
Chris Martin Lied to Us
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2026 … The premise of Will Spence’s one-man show is simple and very much explained in the title: Chris Martin told us everything was yellow - but he was lying.
Rory Cargill: On TV!
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2026 … There will be no issues with advertising standards for Rory Cargill On TV! - we spend as much time watching him on screen as we do in the flesh.
Robin Grainger: Lemonade
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2026 … Robin Grainger has increasingly built his comedic brand on positivity in the face of adversity – and he's ever more leaning into it.
Bebe Cave: Swoon
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2026 … You might not know it yet, but a chaotically ambitious one-woman show about the muses of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood is just the fillip you need this Fringe.