
Fiona Scott-Norman: Disco – The Vinyl Solution
01/01/2012 … In a show that’s more essay than stand-up routine, Fiona Scott-Norman advances the little-herd thesis that the changing face of dance music is hugely detrimental…
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
01/01/2012 … In a show that’s more essay than stand-up routine, Fiona Scott-Norman advances the little-herd thesis that the changing face of dance music is hugely detrimental…
01/01/2012 … The second tranche of American imports in the Headliners showcase offered a very mixed bag, both in style and effectiveness.
01/01/2012 … This show is a mixture of music and poetry, alternating between Innes providing the former and Dowie the latter.
01/01/2012 … The confused amateurishness of 'versatile singer-songwriter' John Shuttleworth is, of course, all part of his charm.
01/01/2012 … Edinburgh always has its fair share of bleak, hard-hitting, Important-with-a-capital-I theatre, emotionally reflecting the world’s atrocities through gut-wrenching…
01/01/2012 … There are very few comedy vehicles entirely suitable for the unique, insane genius of Charlie Chuck: but in Nudge writers Chris Lince and Matt Holt have made a damn…
01/01/2012 … As is apparent from the title, this is a franchise of the Baddiel and Skinner format, right down to the typography of the logo and the Americanised tag line: ‘Two…
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