Luke Rollason, Luke Rollason, Let Down Your Hair
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2024 … In the Pleasance Courtyard, Garry Starr is making physical comedy based on great books.
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Fri 09 August 2024
Chris Weir: Well Flung
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2024 … Bringing a rom-com aficionado’s sensibility to the rough and tumble of gay cruising, the impish Chris Weir’s Fringe debut is an engagingly presented…
Can Duggan? Should Duggan? Will Duggan
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
09/08/2024 … Many comedians talk about ‘the spectrum’, but Will Duggan is surely the only one who means the band of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths between…
Thu 08 August 2024
Will Sebag-Montefiore: Will of the People
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2024 … It’s a shame Will Sebag-Montefiore has hit his stride as a satirical musical comedian just as The Now Show has finished, as his jaunty parodies would have…
Sheeps: The Giggle Bunch (That's Our Name For You)
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2024 … In their first new Fringe show in six years, the innovative Sheeps trio of Al Roberts Liam Williams and Daran Johnson prove that they can both dominate and destroy…
TBC: A Stand-Up Experiment
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2024 … This is different, worth a go.
Ania Magliano: Forgive Me, Father
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2024 … Few comedy shows are so elegantly constructed as Ania Magliano’s account of settling into her first relationship serious enough to move in together.
Dylan Dodds: GroundDodds Day
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
08/08/2024 … Dylan Dodds has come up with an interesting format for this show - the clue being in the title.