Trygve vs a Baby
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
10/08/2017 … Phineas Wakenshaw has to be one of the best newcomers on the Fringe.
2017 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Thu 10 August 2017
Wed 09 August 2017
Ed Gamble: Mammoth
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Paul Fleckney
09/08/2017 … Here’s another comic who has taken a step up this year.
Phoebe Walsh: I'll Have What She's Having
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2017 … This show is so millennial, its script is probably written in emoji.
Robin Ince: Pragmatic Insanity
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Paul Fleckney
09/08/2017 … Like a moth to the flame, Robin Ince has returned to stand-up two years after his last gigs, and three years after his last Edinburgh show.
Rob Kemp: The Elvis Dead
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2017 … It’s a blood-splattered story that features decapitations, demonic possessions and a man sawing off his own hand… and it could be the feelgood…
Markus Birdman's Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Paul Fleckney
09/08/2017 … A strange show on paper, but a good one in practice.
Sean Patton: Number One
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2017 … There’s a lot of talk in comedy circles about club acts as opposed to festival ones – reliable joke-machines who can tame the rowdiest rooms compared…
Phil Wang: Kinabalu
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review by Paul Fleckney
09/08/2017 … We have lift off, Wang-wise.