Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
28/08/2017 … You might think nothing illustrates the concept of cringe better than a socially awkward science teacher recreating an intimate bodily procedure with a banana to…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
28/08/2017 … Wisdomless is the story of how winsome American comic Maria Shehata moved from Los Angeles to London in the name of love.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
28/08/2017 … Hari Sriskantha opens with some wry material about mispronunciations of his name, of being mistaken for that other Tamil Sri Lankan stand-up Romesh Ranganathan,…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
28/08/2017 … Tom & Ollie might sound like an educational CBeebies animation, but in fact they are an inventive new sketch duo with a sackful of promise.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
28/08/2017 … Katharine Ferns is a perky, charismatic performer with an acute sense of irony.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
27/08/2017 … In their colour-coded romper suits and bibs, and with their stage based around a giant crate of toys, Korean troupe The Ongals make it blatant that their livewire…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
27/08/2017 … It's a sign of the times, perhaps, that Gareth Richards has erected a disclaimer on stage, outlining that if you're of a religious disposition, this might…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
27/08/2017 … A comedian who’s not good enough and knows it does a show in the guise of a comedian who’s not good enough but is is too dumb to know it.
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