Simon Evans: The Work Of The Devil
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2021 … Simon Evans has never worn his heart on his sleeve, so when this esteemed circuit and Radio 4 veteran announces his show contains a profound personal revelation…
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Tue 17 August 2021
© Steph Bor Ivor Dembina: This Is Not A Subject For Comedy
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2021 … Say what you like about making a comedy show about the intractable Arab-Israeli conflict, but you can’t deny it’s got longevity.
Joe Thomas: Trying Not To Panic
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2021 … I have to resist the temptation to start this review ‘Inbetweeners star Joe Thomas…’ For this whole hour is about the actor trying to escape…
Vladimir McTavish: 2020 Re-Vision
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2021 … In this end-of-lockdown (hopefully) report, stand-up veteran Vladimir McTavish runs through some of the biggest headlines and most common behaviours of the past…
Daniel Downie: Hour of Scotland
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2021 … This probably isn’t the sort of induction briefing that the new US consul to Scotland has experienced before.
Mon 16 August 2021
Paul Currie: Teet
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
16/08/2021 … You can pretty much get the whole Fringe in under an hour with Paul Currie’s insanely manic offering.
Olga Pavlova: From Russia With No Love
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
16/08/2021 … No Russian stereotype goes unremarked upon in Olga Pavlova’s debut show.
A Weekend Away At The Hotel Decevoir
Edinburgh Fringe theatre review
16/08/2021 … Not so much a whodunit as a who-cares-whodunit, this clunky Agatha Christie spoof is overburdened with thin characters and undertroubled by plot, sense or motive.