Mark Nelson: Brexit Wounds
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2019 … Outside of the hectic daily news cycle, can anything new be said about Brexit? Mark Nelson doesn’t add much to the picture, although his dry, wry…
2019 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sun 18 August 2019
Heidi Regan: Heidi Kills Time
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
18/08/2019 … This is an hour based around time travel, after a previous audience member told Heidi Regan, perhaps passive-aggressively, that this was all she ever spoke about.
Sat 17 August 2019
Ari Eldjárn: Eagle Fire Iron
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
17/08/2019 … Ari Eldjárn presents an hour predominantly about his nationality.
Flora Anderson: Romantic
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
17/08/2019 … With democracies crumbling, the planet overheating and poverty, racism and homelessness on the rise, Flora Anderson faces an uphill battle to get audiences to find…
Darren Harriott: Good Heart Yute
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
17/08/2019 … One of the reasons Darren Harriott has never been able to find love is that he’s been so focussed on his career.
Mark Silcox: I Can Cure... (With Subtext)
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
17/08/2019 … Mark Silcox’s act isn’t for everyone.
Stephen Buchanan: Baby Dove
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
17/08/2019 … This is a show that arrives with a certain amount of anticipation, as Stephen Buchanan was last year’s BBC New Comedy Award winner.
Rosco McClelland: Magic Belly
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
17/08/2019 … Rosco McClelland is a comedian who undoubtedly has talent and potential, but in Magic Belly, his restless, raw, emotional anger makes for an uncertain performance…