Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
07/08/2018 … Pinter, Beckett, Chekov… Bliss? Not that the inept-but eager writer Christopher Bliss would know who any of the others in that list are, but he is…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
07/08/2018 … A steady-as-she-goes debut show from a comic who’s still finding his feet.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
07/08/2018 … You could never accuse Nick Mohammed of being short of ambition for his uptight but strangely loveable alter-ego Mr Swallow.
© Jamie Biver Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
06/08/2018 … Dick-obsessed American comic Roman Fraden tries so hard to be outlandish, but his material seems cheap, however much commitment he puts into performing it.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
06/08/2018 … Stuart Goldsmith isn’t the type to moan, but he does allow himself a little moan during his latest show, End Of, about how so many of the comics he started…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
06/08/2018 … Considering she’s performing a show that’s partly about consent, Natalie Palamides takes her audience to some very uncomfortable places they might not…
© Andy Edinburgh Fringe review by Stephanie Lim
06/08/2018 … Lloyd Langford’s new show is a pithy exposé of the normalised oddities we often fail to question.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
06/08/2018 … Many magicians have been vexed by how to bring their art form into the 21st Century.
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