Mark Watson: Flaws
02/08/2014 … This is Mark Watson’s tenth year performing stand-up at the Fringe, but it almost didn’t happen.
2014 Archives
Sat 02 August 2014
© Idil Sukan Nish Kumar: Ruminations on the Nature of Subjectivity
02/08/2014 … With his combination of book smarts, righteous passion and sardonic wit, Nish Kumar is the Asian answer to John Oliver.
Tom Rhodes: Colossus
02/08/2014 … OK, that title is tantamount to calling yourself a Titan of Comedy, a giant, a god, but if your name is actually Rhodes, I guess you’re allowed a go without the…
Canterbury Tales Remixed
02/08/2014 … He’s clearly a brilliantly talented rapper, but Baba Brinkman’s reworking of stories from Chaucer’s epic anthology can’t quite escape the shadow of a trendy…
Lloyd Langford: Old Fashioned
02/08/2014 … As an old soul trapped in a 30-year-old's body, there's an endearingness to Lloyd Langford that allows him to string together unconnected observations of variable…
Zazu
02/08/2014 … Nobody mention This Is Jinsy, but Zazu is a surreal, isolated fictional world at an angle to to real life, with strange rituals, greetings – ‘G’mu’ – …
Stephen Bailey: Neon Heart
02/08/2014 … Stephen Bailey dominates the stage in the least domineering fashion.
Thünderbards: Seconds
02/08/2014 … This year, the grouting between Thunderbards' sketches is the idea they can travel in time, allowing them to visit their relatives in history.