Tom Neenan: It's Always Infinity
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
23/08/2018 … It’s undoubtedly a year of feminism at this year’s first post-#MeToo Fringe.
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Thu 23 August 2018
Briony Redman: Sketch Artist
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
23/08/2018 … There's a fictional charity in Briony Redman's show campaigning against the proliferation of strong opinions.
Glenn Moore: Glenn Glenn Glenn, How Do You Like It, How Do You Like It
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
23/08/2018 … Glenn Moore’s always been a prolific writer of clever, distinctive gags, but he’s sometimes struggled to square that with the demands of telling a strong,…
Rik Carranza: Still A Fan
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
23/08/2018 … Devoted to Star Trek, you might think that Rik Carranza's show would be a niche concern.
Do You Think That's Wise? The Life And Times Of John Le Mesurier
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
23/08/2018 … The epitome of the urbane English gentleman to the end, John Le Mesurier’s final words before he slipped into a coma in 1983 were: ‘It's all been…
Wed 22 August 2018
Rory O'Keeffe: The 37th Question
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
22/08/2018 … A curate's egg of a show, Rory O'Keeffe's storytelling hour engages and frustrates with the promise of a chance to dictate the narrative, yet no opportunity…
Maisie Adam: Vague
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
22/08/2018 … New comics who win the So You Think You’re Funny? new act competition are faced with a dilemma – do they return to Edinburgh the next year to capitalise…
Holt and Talbot: Mansplaining Feminism
Edinburgh Fringe review by Sophie Cartman
22/08/2018 … Wake up! It's 2018, where every other comedian is discussing feminism and political correctness Rosie Holt and Christian Talbot provide some kind of escapism…