Alfie Brown: Lunatic
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
26/08/2018 … Comedians – indeed human beings in general – tend to be much better at highlighting the flaws in others than they are at taking a long, hard look at…
2018 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sun 26 August 2018
© Ed Moore Alex Kealy: A Kealy's Heel
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
26/08/2018 … Alex Kealy belongs to that particular strain of comic who offers a critique of his material as he goes, even ascribing opinions on it to the Italian peasant children…
Frank Foucault: Shoes
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
26/08/2018 … What last year’s best newcomer Natalie Palamides was to eggs, Frank Foucault is to footwear, deploying a case full of shoes to draw a long, absurd metaphor.
Brennan Reece: Evermore
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
26/08/2018 … Brennan Reece opens by announcing that his story is 'a work of fiction’ – but nevertheless makes it appear highly autobiographical, essentially…
Sat 25 August 2018
Tania Edwards: Not My Dog
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
25/08/2018 … Earlier this Fringe, Tania Edwards won the Amused Moose Comedy Award, which is awarded based on ten-minute extracts from Edinburgh shows.
Tony Slattery's Crimes Against Improv
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
25/08/2018 … About the kindest thing you can say about this Tony Slattery comeback is that improvising with him is a true test of a performer.
Damian Clark: Extra Show
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
25/08/2018 … Damian Clark isn't the first male comic to have his life turned upside-down by the arrival of a baby.
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd: Home Sweet Home
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
25/08/2018 … You can see why Christopher Macarthur-Boyd was recently signed to the powerful Off The Kerb management stable.