Paul Savage: Hopes Under the Hammer
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
11/08/2024 … As the man with the most inappropriate surname in comedy, Paul Savage offers a friendly conversational saunter through some of the horrors of being a renter.
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Sun 11 August 2024
One Man Musical, from Flo & Joan
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
11/08/2024 … Flo and Joan risk the wrath of the supposedly litigious Andrew Lloyd Webber with their first musical.
Anirban Dasgupta: Polite Provocation
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
11/08/2024 … We take freedom of speech in comedy (within reason) for granted in the UK, but, thanks to the cohort of Indian stand-ups performing at the Fringe this year, we’re…
Sat 10 August 2024
Dylan Mulvaney: Faghag
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2024 … Quite a lot of people would rather the world never heard from Dylan Mulvaney again, given she was the most hated woman among American transphobes last year…
Ted Hill: 110 Percent Normal
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2024 … Making being a misfit relatable is the tacit underpinning of many identity-based stand-up shows, finding that paradoxical sweet spot for gently nudging the dial…
Freya Mallard: The Bounce Back
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2024 … Less than three months after giving birth to her first child, Freya Mallard is well into her full Fringe run.
Jordan Brookes: Fontanelle
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2024 … He breaks everything he touches.
Amy Matthews: Commute With The Foxes
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
10/08/2024 … In Commute With The Foxes, Amy Matthews shares the details of a three-hour train ride she took from Glasgow to Manchester.