Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
07/08/2019 … Taking to the Edinburgh Fringe stage for his first proper run in six years, Nick Helm growls the lyrics to his opening tracks: ‘Been knocked down, kicked around,…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
07/08/2019 … By presenting this story as a fantastical tale that blurs the lines between fact and fiction, Dave Green is holding some things back from the audience.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
07/08/2019 … John-Luke Roberts had one of the best shows at last year’s Fringe, with absurdity, machine-gun gags, a linking philosophy and a wonderfully silly Spice Girls…
© Idil Sukan Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
07/08/2019 … For generations, women have endured masculinity’s dominance of stand-up, jokes about male sexcapades and ‘my wife’ material.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
07/08/2019 … Boom! Boom! The nostalgia appeal of Basil Brush is ensuring full houses and acres of press coverage for his appearances on the Fringe.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
07/08/2019 … As a supporting act for Russell Howard, Steve Bugeja should have the experience to know how to work the room, keep the audience captivated and get the best out of…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
07/08/2019 … On the strength of a very successful year, Phil Wang joined the very exclusive club of comedians who sold out their entire Fringe run before the festival even…
© C4 06/08/2019 … TV PREVIEW: The title This Way Up is intended as a wry acknowledgment of how Aisling Bea’s character Aine is struggling to reorientate herself towards normality…
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