Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2019 … The Beakington Town Hall Murders is probably the most ambitious show yet devised by Adam Riches: a murder-mystery packed with preposterous set-pieces in which the…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
09/08/2019 … As you may or may not know, I’m writing these very words because I won a Chortle bursary to help working-class critical voices become better represented in…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2019 … Last time he was at the Fringe, in 2017, Spencer Jones added a narrative about going to an audition to his gleefully child-like prop comedy.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
09/08/2019 … Jeroen Bloemhoff hunches above the microphone like some urban scribe about to unleash a deadly tome.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2019 … Up to one in six men has been sexually assaulted, according to some statistics.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
09/08/2019 … Google Me by the adorable Eleanor Colville is a modern twist on character comedy – although just calling it that would do a disservice to both performer and…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2019 … Aaron Chan first came to attention in his native Australia for his intensely awkward performances, revelling in the discomfort of his audiences.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
08/08/2019 … The illusion of glamour and the gnawing anxieties that all the sparkle in the world cannot conceal collide in Catherine Cohen’s compelling car-crash cabaret.
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