Jim Campbell: Trampoline
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
19/08/2018 … It’s not a nice thing to see a comic visibly hurting.
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Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sun 19 August 2018
Sat 18 August 2018
George Rigden: George-ous
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2018 … George Rigden is to pick-up artists what David Brent is to office management: an unselfaware man hiding a mountain of insecurity behind a paper-thin arrogance.
Ismo: Words Apart
Edinburgh Fringe review by Jay Richardson
18/08/2018 … Ismo Leikola has made a career out of deconstructing the English language, not losing but uncovering witty insights in translation.
Ben Pope: Baby Sasquatch
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2018 … Ben Pope is a talented storyteller, able to create a lyrical, epic yarn from the simplest of incidents, and with an innate ability to hold the audience rapt by the…
Rose Matafeo: Horndog
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
18/08/2018 … Rose Matafeo was nominated for the Barry Award at this year’s Melbourne Comedy Festival, so it should be pretty bedded in by now, and it most certainly is:…
Matt Winning: Climate Strange
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2018 … Sometimes comedians end up lecturing their audiences, but that is exactly what Matt Winning has set out to do.
Matthew Highton: Insufficient Memory
Edinburgh Fringe review by Paul Fleckney
18/08/2018 … Love, life and death – Matthew Highton is focused on the big ones in his show Insufficient Memory, but it is about as bright and breezy a show as you’ll…
Rosco McClelland: 29
Edinburgh Fringe review by Steve Bennett
18/08/2018 … This is the ‘oh shit I’m 30’ show that a lot of comics have, worrying if they are ready for adulthood as they see friends settle.