
King Baby
Edinburgh Film Festival review
20/08/2024 … A darkly comic satire delivered in the form of an absurdist fairytale, King Baby sets out its stall in an amusing opening voiceover which explains how two men came…
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Film Festival review
20/08/2024 … A darkly comic satire delivered in the form of an absurdist fairytale, King Baby sets out its stall in an amusing opening voiceover which explains how two men came…
Review of Aisling Bea movie at the Edinburg Film Festival
20/08/2024 … Aisling Bea does her best in And Mrs, a tonally uneven comedy about a woman determined to marry her dead fiancé, but even she can't breathe life into…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … He’s an actor, so of course, he’s posh, pretentious and self-centred.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … Edinburgh is lucky to have Aaron Chen, who is verging on the big league.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … To call Britanick meta comedy doesn’t do justice to the four-dimensional chess game that master tricksters Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher play with their…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … Stevie Martin returns to the Fringe for the first time in five years with the rarified air of an internet comedian.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … Rich Spalding is not a comedian bursting with razzle-dazzle.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … With his booming, bombastic delivery and aggressive friendliness, John Robertson conveys a real force-of-nature energy, so it makes sense that he's now styling…
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