Tom Stade: I Swear
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2017 … Well into middle age, Tom Stade retains a rock-and-roll swagger in his feisty stand-up, even able to flick devil-horn fingers to the crowd and it not feel ironic.
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Tue 22 August 2017
Viggo Venn - The Life of Pepito
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
22/08/2017 … Slight but consistently amusing, the solo debut of the Norwegian half of Zach & Viggo rests securely on Viggo Venn's playful, goofy charm.
Ellyn Daniels: Emotional Terrorism
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
22/08/2017 … There’s an important caveat to this review: Ellyn Daniels has worked as a stand-up as part of a performing career that's also spanned dancing, modelling…
Desiree Burch: Unf*ckable
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2017 … The top deck of a bus is a very confined space for the massive character that is Desiree Burch.
Evelyn Mok: Hymen Manoeuvre
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2017 … We have come to expect comedians baring their souls on stage, but Chinese-Swedish Evelyn Mok’s powerful debut is extraordinarily candid, even by the standards…
Tamar Broadbent: Get Ugly
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2017 … From Beyonce to Taylor Swift, empowered independent women dominate pop music.
© Steve Ullathorne Ashley Storrie: Morning Glory
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2017 … As a show, Morning Glory is a slight affair, tipping the scales at a shade over 45 minutes, of which 15 are spent compering.
© Steve Ullathorne Andrew Maxwell: Showtime
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2017 … The Fringe is full of comedians experimenting with the form, pushing at boundaries, finding their voice.