Bridget Christie: A Bic for Her
06/08/2013 … Bridget Christie has come a long way since her first Edinburgh, where every day for a month she would shove a Mini Babybel down a papier mâché hill to recreate…
2013 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Tue 06 August 2013
John Lloyd: Liff of QI
06/08/2013 … His stage is set like an Oxbridge don’s study; a bust in one corner, hatstand and leather armchair in the other.
David Baddiel: Fame, Not the Musical
06/08/2013 … Comedy's usually a good way to discuss taboos; and here David Baddiel tackles something that some of Britain's biggest comedians don't like to mention: the fact…
Tania Edwards: The Art Of War
06/08/2013 … This is a snappy, short (45 minute) sharp show, demonstrating how Tania Edwards is developing well as a comic performer.
Brothers and Sisters...It's the Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolfe III
06/08/2013 … The Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolfe III already has his congregation and I suspect – and hope – that nobody would wander in to this unsuspecting for this.
KelFi & FiKel
06/08/2013 … There’s a quick and easy way to find out if you’ll enjoy KelFi and FiKel.
Jacob Edwards: Faux Latino Show Pony
06/08/2013 … There comes a point during every Edinburgh Fringe when you’re standing on stage having your hair brushed by a trembling, feverish-looking man wearing black latex…
© Anne Fishbein Dan Nightingale: Love in the Time of Cholesterol
06/08/2013 … There’s a lot to like about bespectacled, Preston-based Dan Nightingale, not least because he’s an affable cross between Moby and Peter Kay who delivers solid,…