Death Hilarious: Razer
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2019 … Oh dear, what happened here? Two years ago, The Death Hilarious were a duo and marked themselves out as ‘ones to watch’ with a sinister, aggressive and…
2019 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sat 24 August 2019
Róisín and Chiara: Get Nupty
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2019 … Rosin O’Mahony and Ciara Goldsmith have the sort of phenomenal anarchic energy that calls to mind Rik Mayall and Ade Edmonson in their alternative comedy prime,…
Brodi Snook: Handful
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2019 … This is not the best atmosphere for comedy.
© Anna Soderblom Jonny & the Baptists Love Edinburgh And Hate Bastards
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2019 … ‘This is not a political show,’ Jonny Donahoe repeatedly tells the audience – normally just before or just after a political song.
Stiff & Kitsch: Bricking It
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
24/08/2019 … Plenty of Fringe shows pick up the thread of a previous hour.
Joanne McNally: The Prosecco Express
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
24/08/2019 … Personable, but with the mildly intimidating aura of a woman on the edge firing questions at the crowd about their relationships and life choices, Joanne McNally…
Naz Osmanoglu: Scandinaveland
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
24/08/2019 … Nordic noir and true crime podcasts are popular themes at this year’s Fringe – and Naz Osmanoglu sends both up in this schlocky spoof, set amid…
Holly Morgan: Is a Witch. Get Her!
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
24/08/2019 … It’s hardly any revelation that the idea of witches was codified misogyny; a way for men to both ostracise free-thinking women who wouldn’t conform to…