Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Mark Dawson Photography Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
04/08/2019 … As Daft Punk fades out, a young gentleman steps out with a Yamaha keyboard strapped to him and the microphone attached to the instrument.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
04/08/2019 … Look Alive! is a relentless, noisy hour from excitable bright young things.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
04/08/2019 … Rosie Jones describes herself as a triple threat: ‘I’m disabled, I’m gay, and I’m a prick.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jack Boyles
04/08/2019 … Today we might call it ‘fat-shaming’, but Fairy Elephant is a nickname Daisy Earl’s mother once gave her, drawing unwanted attention to her plus-size…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
04/08/2019 … Raul Kohli outlines this show as offering ‘no solutions, just a series of questions’.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
03/08/2019 … Ben Van Der Velde spins many crowd work plates in Fablemaker, seeking a patchwork narrative in a one-man improv show entirely comprising audience interaction.
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
03/08/2019 … Put it down to her storytelling skills, or put it down to the prominent place that no-nonsense Italian-American New Yorkers already have in popular culture,…
Edinburgh Fringe review by Alex Bruce
03/08/2019 … Four strong performers offer an energetic hour that’s far more convincing than so many sketch offerings.
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