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Arthur Smith: Syd [2019]
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
16/08/2019 … Well, this is rather delightful: Arthur Smith’s tender portrait of his father brought to affectionate life through simple but elegant production and evocative…
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Fri 16 August 2019
Tom Crosbie: Nerd World Problems
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
16/08/2019 … Tom Crosbie presents an hour that's all about misdirection – and packed full of it.
Cam Spence: The Sunshine Clinic
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
16/08/2019 … She’s an award-winning comic and was one of the stars of Channel 4 prank show Riot Girls, but character comedian Cam Spencer has served up a disappointingly…
Joe Wells Doesn't Want to Do Political Comedy Anymore!
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
16/08/2019 … Joe Wells largely bases his new hour on the internal conflicts of being - potentially - autistic and the inner turmoil of waiting for the diagnosis.
Max & Ivan: Commitment
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
16/08/2019 … Fringe stalwarts Max Olesker and Ivan Gonzalez must have warped time to create this show.
Nigel Ng: Culture Shocked
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
16/08/2019 … This is surely one of the better debut shows this year.
Vikki Stone: Song Bird
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
16/08/2019 … Worrying that you’ve got too many tambourines in the house is pretty much the definition of a First World problem.
Marcel Lucont: No. Dix
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
16/08/2019 … A decade is a long time to sustain any comedy character, especially one still to acquire his own television vehicle.