Luke Rollason's Infinite Content
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
19/08/2019 … Infinite Content is a fantastic physical representation of the internet and the questionable modern behaviours that have sprung up around it.
2019 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Mon 19 August 2019
© Idil Sukan James McNicholas: The Boxer
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
19/08/2019 … Have you no interest in boxing? Well, not to worry, nor does James McNicholas, not really.
Sun 18 August 2019
Rory O Hanlon: Confidence
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
18/08/2019 … Another day, another comedian exhuming the same exhausted comic corpses.
Aaron Simmonds: Disabled Coconut
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2019 … Should any explanation be needed, Aaron Simmonds has taken a derogatory term used for black or Asian people who are considered ‘white on the inside’…
Jim Campbell: Beef
Edinburgh Fringe review by Julia Chamberlain
18/08/2019 … Jim Campbell welcomed us, with all sincerity, to a safe space, promising nobody was going to be upset or traumatised, despite the subject matter.
Johnny White Really-Really: Unending Torment
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2019 … Exuding a quiet indie-comedy vibe, Johnny White Really-Really must be one of the most understated stand-ups on the circuit.
Tarot
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2019 … Dressed as to evoke the ghosts of Victorian children, three sinister figures with blackened eyes enter the attic and lay out a magic circle of salt in ritualistic…
Kelly Convey: Telephone Voice
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
18/08/2019 … The Edinburgh Fringe continues to reflect the British obsession with class, but Kelly Convey is probably better qualified than most to investigate the subject.