Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2023 … Patrick Susmilch is undoubtedly tapping into something poignant when evoking the modern phenomenon of our digital devices retaining correspondence from loved ones…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2023 … This feels like a showreel for LA-based Greta Titelman’s triple-threat talents.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2023 … A rising star on the more alternative end of the spectrum, Benjamin Alborough brings his anarchic debut to the Fringe, a Shooting Stars-style surrealist gameshow.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
19/08/2023 … When you don’t have much else, you can always have hope.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
18/08/2023 … Both clowning and improv have their vocal detractors, and not entirely without cause.
© 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.
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