Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Lee Jameson Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2023 … Arguably, nothing justifies breaking up with a suffocating partner quite like them then writing a one-person, musical Fringe show about it.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2023 … Budge up Nina Conti, and make room for a new star ventriloquist – though Lachlan Werner demonstrates his talents in a very different way in this impressive,…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2023 … Tilahun Hailu has had an extraordinary life.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2023 … By rights, there ought to be a social media platform on which Mat Ewins is huge.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2023 … Gareth Mutch insists at the start of this good-natured hour that we will leave with our thoughts unprovoked.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2023 … The blurb for Alastair Clark’s Fringe show talks of nihilism and likens him to Jean-Paul Sartre – which is all a bit misleading and pretentious for an…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2023 … For anyone stressed by the sensory overload of Edinburgh at festival time, William Stone aims to have the most relaxing show on the Fringe.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2023 … Ania Magliano may well have been a little frustrated to miss out on an award nomination last year, after months of steadily-building hype, and a debut show that…
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