Andrew Doyle: Thought Crimes
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
20/08/2017 … Many left-wing comedians are turning on the failings of their own team this Fringe, but few do it as vehemently and eloquently as Andrew Doyle.
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Sun 20 August 2017
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Goodbear [2017]
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
20/08/2017 … Joe Barnes and Henry Perryment have found a comfortable groove with their precision-executed sketch comedy, this effort as subtly well choreographed and classily…
Dylan Gott: Cool Guy, Lots of Friends
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
20/08/2017 … Dylan Gott’s show is 45 minutes of bread-and-butter stand-up.
Frank Carson: If I Didn't Laugh, I'd Cry
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
20/08/2017 … Dead comic plays are a staple of the Fringe - but even so who would have expected two separate productions about Frank Carson in Edinburgh this month, more than…
Otto & Astrid: Eurosmash! (Die Roten Punkte)
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Paul Fleckney
20/08/2017 … Looking like a CBeebies White Stripes, art rock duo Otto and Astrid have apparently gone in a more Eurovision-inspired direction for their new show, though…
Nathan Cassidy: The Man In The Arena
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
20/08/2017 … Nothing to do with the O2, Nathan Cassidy’s title refers to Teddy Roosevelt’s classic speech in which he said: ‘It is not the critic who counts;…
Sat 19 August 2017
Bob Slayer: Whatever Next?
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
19/08/2017 … Who would have put money on Bob Slayer, with his reputation for being a professional idiot (pushed by himself as much as anyone), would have had such a key role…
Tudur Owen: Normal Wear And Tear
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
19/08/2017 … Tudur Owen is vaguely defined even before his show starts, the affable Welshman's name repeatedly mispronounced by his venue's staff.