Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … You don’t have to be a Dungeons & Dragons fan to enjoy this comedy improv show that takes the audience through an imaginary world, rolling the dice for…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … Following up her 2022 debut hour about being life and soul of the party, here Sikisa Bostwick-Barnes reveals some of the vulnerability behind that confident, booty-shaking…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … André De Freitas has sacrificed a lot for comedy.
© Karla Gowlett Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
26/08/2023 … Sasha Ellen is surely bang on the money when she identifies the cognitive dissonance at the heart of modern hook-ups.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2023 … Hosted by Vix Leyton, The Comedy Arcade is a competition of scandalous stories, with new comics each night vying for the win.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2023 … It’s a running joke how much we hear from supposedly cancelled comedians, and now in a converted church hall away from the main Fringe hubs, Irish comic Al…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2023 … If anyone can explain why Scottish Bard Rabbie Burns would have got a kick out of Top Man’s changing rooms, it’s Christopher Macarthur-Boyd, who also…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
25/08/2023 … Having hit her early 40s, Stella Graham worries that she's turning into her mother, the 'dragon' of her show title, an intimidating, indomitable woman…
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