Rich Spalding: Gather Your Skeletons
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … Rich Spalding is not a comedian bursting with razzle-dazzle.
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Mon 19 August 2024
John Robertson: The Human Hurricane
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…
Stuart Laws Has to Be Joking?
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … Last year, after a decade of coming to the Fringe, Stuart Laws chose to take his comedy in a more personally honest direction as he revealed his autism diagnosis.
Elf Lyons: Horses
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … Clown queen Elf Lyons has been making some well-deserved waves with her new, extremely Elfy show, in which she examines her family history through the lens of equine…
Chris Cantrill: Easily Swayed
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … This is a thoughtful piece about isolation, loneliness, ageing, mental health and emotionally stifled male friendships, but in the disguise of wildly funny stories…
Kate Dolan: A Different Kind of Unhinged
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2024 … Kate Dolan is extra.
Sun 18 August 2024
Paulina Lenoir: Puella Eterna
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2024 … Even before we start, the stage of Assembly Roxy is a visual feast, full of clues to the spectacle Swiss-Mexican clown Paulina Lenoir is about to unwrap.
Chloe Petts: How You See Me, How You Don't
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2024 … A return to form for Chloe Petts after the more contrived, performative elements of last year's show, How You See Me, How You Don't feels rooted in a real…