George Rigden: George-ous
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2018 … George Rigden is to pick-up artists what David Brent is to office management: an unselfaware man hiding a mountain of insecurity behind a paper-thin arrogance.
2018 Archives
Sat 18 August 2018
'I threw my phone into the woods on mushrooms'
The Big Ask: Whats's the most drunk or wasted you have been at the Fringe?
18/08/2018 … I played tennis on Cowgate with a plate and a workout DVD at 3am.
Ismo: Words Apart
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
18/08/2018 … Ismo Leikola has made a career out of deconstructing the English language, not losing but uncovering witty insights in translation.
Ben Pope: Baby Sasquatch
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2018 … Ben Pope is a talented storyteller, able to create a lyrical, epic yarn from the simplest of incidents, and with an innate ability to hold the audience rapt by the…
'I've had so many deaths over 20 years nearly that they bleed into a mass'
Tony Law tries to remember some significant gigs
18/08/2018 … Memory is a wanker.
Rose Matafeo: Horndog
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
18/08/2018 … Rose Matafeo was nominated for the Barry Award at this year’s Melbourne Comedy Festival, so it should be pretty bedded in by now, and it most certainly is:…
Matt Winning: Climate Strange
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2018 … Sometimes comedians end up lecturing their audiences, but that is exactly what Matt Winning has set out to do.
Matthew Highton: Insufficient Memory
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
18/08/2018 … Love, life and death – Matthew Highton is focused on the big ones in his show Insufficient Memory, but it is about as bright and breezy a show as you’ll…