Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
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…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2023 … It’s not just at the cinema where you can be entertained by both plastic dolls and the Manhattan Project.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2023 … With a truly singular mind and talent, there’s never been another performer quite like Johnny White Really-Really.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2023 … The Creepy Boys introduce themselves by way of a jaunty old-school vaudevillian number:’ Hooray for the Creepy Boys! Make way for the Creepy Boys!’ Though…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2023 … Anyone who thinks it’s easier to make children laugh than adults has never sat with a child through a full show, willing them to be grateful for the experience.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
17/08/2023 … Waggish prankster Sam Campbell returned to the Fringe 12 months after scooping the Edinburgh Comedy Award in the most Sam Campbelly way possible – a single…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
16/08/2023 … Just days before the Fringe kicked off, Eric Rushton won the first Sean Lock Comedy Award given out by Channel 4, making comparisons with the late star hard to avoid,…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
16/08/2023 … After a week at the Fringe seeing eight shows a day, sometimes a little gimmick can be just the ticket, and American comedian Dominique Salerno’s one-woman…
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