Vince Atta: Massive Attack
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
23/08/2019 … Vince Atta’s a warm, cheeky and gregarious host – not to mention a great beatboxer.
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Fri 23 August 2019
Lucy Pearman: Baggage
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
23/08/2019 … A challenge you can undertake with committed, absurdist shows like Lucy Pearman’s is trying to spot the tiny seeds of genuine feeling that seem to have inspired…
So You Think You're Funny? Final 2019
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
23/08/2019 … At 32 years old, So You Think You’re Funny? has been going for much longer than most of last night’s finalists have been alive.
Esther Manito: Crusade
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
23/08/2019 … There is no shortage of shows about motherhood at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe (with Jessica Fostekew topping the lot), so it’s unfortunate that Esther…
Thu 22 August 2019
Dan Soder: Son Of A Gary
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2019 … In HBO’s Billions, Dan Soder plays the super-rich financial trader Dudley Mafee – but his real life is a lot more gritty than that, as reflected in his…
© Edward Moore George Rigden: Spooning With Uri
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
22/08/2019 … George Rigden has a remarkable tale to share, not least because it continues to develop by the act of him sharing it.
Baba Brinkman's Rap Guide To Culture
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2019 … Baba Brinkman’s Rap Guide To Culture is one of the most fascinating shows on the Fringe, even if it doesn’t boast enough laughs to warrant recommendation…
Phil Ellis: Au Revoir
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
22/08/2019 … In his sixth year at the Fringe, Phil Ellis is deploying the Gasby Gambit: announcing that he’s quitting comedy because he’s disillusioned with the industry.