Elf Lyons: Raven
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … Raven ends with the most remarkable scene, with performance powerhouse Elf Lyons expelling the anger she has kept repressed for years in one wild, messy, cathartic…
2022 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Thu 25 August 2022
Sam Lake: Cake
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … An hour in the genial company of Sam Lake is a warm, chatty affair, cruising at the level of charming anecdote without soaring to the comedy stratosphere.
Cerys Bradley: Sportsperson
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … Cerys Bradley’s Fringe debut is a gently endearing, personal insight into what it’s like to be non-binary and autistic in a world not always designed…
Rosco McClelland: Goblin Mode
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … The term ‘goblin mode’ got some traction in lockdown, referring to the joys of a semi-feral slobbishness.
Ted Hill: All The Presidents Man
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … Many shows this Fringe are about ADHD to a greater or lesser degree, but few comedians harness the frenetic activity of their minds quite as comprehensively as Ted…
Sunil Patel: Faster Horses
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … If you’re going to be stuck in a room for an hour with a man talking about cryptocurrency and all the business ideas he’s had, this is the only way to…
Wed 24 August 2022
Joanna Neary: Wasp In A Cardigan
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
24/08/2022 … Character comedian Joanna Neary is an undercover spy behind the net curtain of Middle England.
Kate Barron: Losing Myself
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
24/08/2022 … If Canadians are supposed to be disproportionately polite, Kate Barron never got the memo.