Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
03/08/2024 … For her Fringe debut, as is the expectation, Hannah Platt lays out her vulnerabilities: her body dysmorphia, her suicidal thoughts, her long-term denial of her sexuality… Yet…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
03/08/2024 … In The Fear, Alex Kealy addresses the huge issues that scare him, like death, the collapse of social fabric or the really big one – a random stranger…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
03/08/2024 … Like many a political performer this Fringe, Radio 4 regular Elvis McGonagall has had some of the wind taken out of his sails by Labour’s ascent to power.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
03/08/2024 … Much of Sam See’s previous work has revolved around his sexuality, which was, until two years ago, illegal in his native Singapore.
© Rebecca Need-Menear Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
03/08/2024 … It was great to be in a room as buzzing with anticipation as this.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
03/08/2024 … The world of yoga is pretty easy to parody with its unorthodox poses and smug yummy mummies pretentiously embracing ‘spirituality’.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
02/08/2024 … There haven’t been many breakthrough sketch comedy groups in recent years, but those who do get noticed have tended to adopt an overarching theme or big concept,…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
02/08/2024 … At the end of his last show, Pierre Novellie raised the troubling notion that – if you think about it – most of the best moments in comedy could be seen…
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