Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
25/08/2014 … After taking on the Bard, the Bible and the history of America the Reduced Shakespeare Company have now chosen to focus on their attentions on the engine that drives…
24/08/2014 … Tiny, squeaky, Sarah Cassidy is a feminist – but still enjoys a good twerk.
24/08/2014 … Now settled in a happy relationship, John Robins acknowledges the theory that contentment is not the best starting point for great art.
24/08/2014 … Watching Steve Jameson as Sol Bernstein can feel like watching a tribute act to stand-up itself, like an echo of the Catskills Mountains, so pitch-perfect are his…
© Rich Hardcastle 24/08/2014 … Difficult to judge as a pure comedy show, Tim Fitzhigham’s Hellfire is an engrossing romp through some of the murkier, sinister aspects of the upper echelons…
24/08/2014 … This is less a show about being funny as part of the recovery process, Lee Ridley – aka Lost Voice guy – acknowledges.
24/08/2014 … Stalking confidently on to stage in his Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles T-shirt, Nathan Caton has an instantly likeable charm and begins bit of chit-chat with the audience,…
24/08/2014 … This is a disappointing return to Edinburgh from one of the more intriguing acts of the 2013 Fringe.
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