Garrett Millerick: Just Trying To Help
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2022 … With the booming energy of the most swivel-eyed fire-and-brimstone evangelist, Garrett Millerick preaches that we need to open our eyes to the truth that we are…
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Richard David-Caine: Tall, Dark and Anxious
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … A commanding performer, Richard David-Caine does not yet have the comedy-writing flair to match his huge stage presence – though, encouragingly, it’s…
Chuck Salmon: Pool Noodles
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2022 … Pool Noodles is a quintessential Fringe afternoon show, a breezy romp from three likeable young performers, keeping their mix of daft gags and silly plotting afloat…
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…
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…