Paul Sinha: Aspects of Love, Actually
01/01/2006 … As an overweight, gay, Begali doctor, Paul Sinha's decision not to exploit any of those adjectives to hit a certain Fringe demographic is a bold one.
Sun 01 January 2006
Ealing Live!
01/01/2006 … One aim of Ealing Live! is to offer a less hostile equivalent to Late 'n' Live for sketch and character acts; a smorgasbord of comic canapés from other Fringe shows…
Please Stop Trying To Kill Me, Dad
01/01/2006 … Jason 'Jake' Peck is the type of cheery chappy with appealing tragi-comic eyes and expressive face that would work well in a TV sketch show or sitcom.
The Elephant Woman
01/01/2006 … Population: 3 have made a Fringe name for themselves over the past three years with spirited role-reversal versions of Hollywood tales: first Gladiatrix, then The…
Sven Stacy: Showbiz Agent
01/01/2006 … Gareth Tunley brings a great deal of spirit, conviction and energy to his shabby showbiz agent, but it's still not enough to make the character sufficiently interesting…
The Conversation
01/01/2006 … Michael Legge and John Voce purport to be the laziest performers of the festival.
Duel
01/01/2006 … I admired this show more than I enjoyed it, but it gets five stars because I can't find fault with any part of it.
The Musical
01/01/2006 … Well, it's enthusiastic, energetic and feels like a traditional two-man Fringe revue played by Tony Soprano and Gary Lineker's clean-cut, dark-haired, younger brother.