George Ryegold: Trample The Weak, Hurdle The Dead - Fringe 2009
10/08/2009 … George Ryegold’s Edinburgh debut is presented as a medical lecture from a physician with all the sensitivity and bedside manner of Harold Shipman.
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Mon 10 August 2009
Keith Farnan: No Blacks. No Jews. No Dogs. No Irish. All Welcome - Fringe 2009
10/08/2009 … Keith Farnan’s show is inspired by the sort of shameful signs often seen in B&Bs in the Seventies.
Greg Behrendt - Fringe 2009
10/08/2009 … Everything promoting Greg Behrendt’s Fringe appearance mentions that he wrote the bestselling relationship book He’s Just Not That Into You and was a consultant…
Warren & Hanbury: All To Bare - Fringe 2009
10/08/2009 … Jennifer Warren and Charlotte Jo Hanbury are appealing performers with a distinctive line in strange, unsettling and quirky comedy, distilled into a show unlike…
The Road to Endorphia - Fringe 2009
10/08/2009 … Imagine, if you will, sitting in a small pub, where a friendly local starts chatting to you about the time he ran from John O’Groats to Land’s End.
Dave Thornton: Allow Me To Introduce Myself - Fringe 2009
10/08/2009 … I should let Dave Thornton write his own review.
Sun 09 August 2009
Justin Moorhouse: Seven - Fringe 2009
09/08/2009 … This is not clever comedy, as Justin Moorhouse proudly states as he twinkles on to the stage.