Translucent Frogs of Quuup
01/01/2004 … This show justifies the Fringe: an absolute joy to experience, a totally unexpected gem of inventive originality successfully performed in an awkward three-sided…
01/01/2004 … This show justifies the Fringe: an absolute joy to experience, a totally unexpected gem of inventive originality successfully performed in an awkward three-sided…
01/01/2004 … Somewhat overlooked on the word-of-mouth grapevine this festival, experienced comic Mark Maier has created a quietly charming hour in the deeper recesses of the…
01/01/2004 … The Fringe always offers such a bewildering choice of sketch shows, all with unhelpfully odd names and all promising the same blend of irreverence, parody and/or…
01/01/2004 … It's clear Matt Dyktynski subscribes to the Philip Larkin theory of parental influence.
01/01/2004 … New York-based Todd Barry comes across as a sneery, self-obsessed and slightly unpleasant man but thankfully he knows how to harness those qualities into some…
01/01/2004 … Stephen Grant is a stand-up comedian.
01/01/2004 … In a city full of comedians desperate to be loved, Daniel Kitson takes a contrary approach.
01/01/2004 … About a decade ago, I didn't like Nick Revell's act much: too political for my taste.
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