John Kearns: Tilting at Windmills
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
30/08/2026 … ‘Ever feel like you've been cc-ed into your own life?’ With such typically exquisite phrase-making, John Kearns sums up his situation, finding…
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Sun 30 August 2026
Ethan & Gigi Present: The Movement
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
30/08/2026 … Fringe audiences can be asked to take on all manner of roles in the name of clowning – but this is the first time I’ve been asked to form part of…
Wisard
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
30/08/2026 … Pan pipes and strange lights welcome us into the realm of the Wisard, aka Cuban-American clown Julian Hernandez.
Mark Vigeant: Out There
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
30/08/2026 … A hopeless wannabe influencer is dropped off alone in the Alaskan wilderness in Mark Vigeant’s new show, strapped to a livestreaming camera and seemingly destined…
Sat 29 August 2026
Leo Hincks: Emotional Cowboy
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … When Leo Hincks entered the Chortle Student Comedy Award in 2024, at the age of 22, and received his first journalistic write-up, the praise that was heaped…
© Lila Cobryn Evaldas Karosas: A Very Capable Man
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … Evaldas Karosas is from Lithuania – and if you've made up some stereotypes of the Baltic state based on absolutely nothing, you're not alone, as he…
Rob Duncan: Printer of the Year
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … Rob Duncan’s long-gestating solo show Printer Of The Year may be niche in the extreme, as he’s willing to admit, but it’s also one of the most…
Sapphire McIntosh: Squeaky Bum Time
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2026 … Sapphire McIntosh offers a standard biographical Fringe debut, offering a chronological journey through her life so far, from her precarious early days to an only…