Tom Skelton: Blind Man's Bluff
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
24/08/2017 … This is the only show I've ever been in where a latecomer with a guide dog was booed, albeit all in good fun.
2017 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Thu 24 August 2017
David Trent: Here's Your Future
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2017 … Multimedia polemicist David Trent opens his show by ruthlessly poking satirical fun at the ‘internet of things’, imagining to what ridiculous extremes…
Alistair Williams: Food
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2017 … It’s a tall order to deliver an hour of gimmick-free stand-up on a single topic, with no – or almost no – deviation.
Aditi Mittal: Global Village Idiot
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2017 … One in a million? How about one in a hundred million? Out of the 1.
Brennan Reece: Everlong
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Julia Chamberlain
24/08/2017 … After being nominated for best newcomer last year, Brennan Reece has made another lovely show that manages to be both hilarious and tender.
Eat Your Heart Out With Nick Helm
24/08/2017 … Dave’s commissioning policy has pretty much always been to find good comedians and allow them to indulge their passion, whether it’s video games, dicking…
Jessica Fostekew: The Silence of the Nans
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Jay Richardson
24/08/2017 … Anyone who reckons the Edinburgh Fringe is a self-contained bubble of narrow opinion ought to try a cruise ship.
Arna Spek: Museum Piece
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2017 … This is not a show.