The Pin: Backstage
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2018 … The Pin are certainly sharp.
2018 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Thu 09 August 2018
Brian Gittins: Don't Feed The Monkey Man
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2018 … Grubby Brian Gittins’s self-sabotaging tendencies have always made him something of a comedians’ comedian, but tonight his depressive tone and reluctance…
Cassie Atkinson: Swan Songs
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
09/08/2018 … ‘Think of me as a little gem on the Free Fringe,’ says Cassie Atkinson as she wraps up Swan Songs.
Chris McGlade: Northern Monkey
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2018 … The Fringe has a plethora of voices - but very few working class ones, especially those that challenge the neoliberal status quo.
Sarah Johnson: Mum's Going To Ibiza
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
09/08/2018 … It’s an ambitious move, attempting to take an audience into the world of Ibiza clubworld in the back room of an Edinburgh pub.
© Steve Ullathorne Larry Dean: Bampot
Edinburgh Fringe review by Stephanie Lim
09/08/2018 … On a scale of one to radge, Larry Dean falls squarely between Jackie Bird and Begbie; both eloquent and unpredictable, benevolent yet cocksure - he’s the perfect…
William Andrews: Willy
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
09/08/2018 … It’s been nine long years since William Andrews has been at the Fringe.
© Lucy Ridges Norris & Parker: Burn The Witch
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
09/08/2018 … The post-10pm shows at the Fringe aren’t exactly a bulging sack of delights this year, but Norris and Parker’s show is a clear exception.