Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Rebecca Need-Menear Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
06/08/2023 … A crucial and delicate moment in Liam Withnail’s 2022 show, True Defective, in which he opened up about addiction, was interrupted by the sound of an incongruously…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
06/08/2023 … There’s an unresolvable hypocrisy at the heart of Mary O’Connell’s messy but intriguing debut in that she thinks capitalism is absurd and corrosive…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
06/08/2023 … Canadian comic J Murphy describes A Tinderella Story: Swipe, Wince, Repeat as a ‘comedic TED talk’, and truth be told, it felt more like a talk than…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
06/08/2023 … Holly Kellingray and Brooke Jones met while studying acting at Arts University Bournemouth - and several years on, a drama school vibe still permeates their characters.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2023 … Walking on to a Sugababes tune, wearing a Sugababes T-shirt, standing in front of a projected image of the Sugababes, Phil Green presents a show that doesn’t…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2023 … Fiona Allen comes to the Fringe with quite some comedy pedigree.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2023 … With little of the naturalism of stand-up and oftentimes no urgency to find jokes, Angela Beevers’ one-woman show might sit better in the theatre section of…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
05/08/2023 … Magic Mike Live would envy an audience as excitedly enthusiastic as John Travulva attracts.
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