Edfringe Comedy Review: Kevin James Doyle: After Endgame
The best compliment you can pay Kevin James Doyle’s After Endgame is that it feels like a proper Fringe show....
Edfringe Comedy Review: Dr Jo Prendegast: The Cool Mum
Cool is a currency that should be spent in your teens and twenties. But some of us want to retain...
Edfringe Comedy Review: John Meagher: Big Year
John Meagher talks fast. Words rattle out of him in his Northern Irish accent at double speed. If double speed...
Pierre Novellie: It’s a Lot Easier to Write Comedy if You’re an Outsider
CAN a heckle change your life? It’s a question the comedian Pierre Novellie has been asking himself for the last...
Susie McCabe: Femme Fatality – Review
Now this is a fine thing. All the way from Glasgow (she’s commuting), Susie McCabe comes to the Fringe with...
Simon Evans: Have We Met? – Review
MAYBE the beard is a signifier. It’s a little wilder than usual, a little more unkempt, a little less groomed....
Simon Munnery’s Jerusalem – Review
And then there are those comedians who live in their own world rather than everyone else’s. Simon Munnery has been...
Ruby McCollister: Theatres are Portals for Darkness and Joy
THIS August Ruby McCollister is coming to Edinburgh, which means, in effect, she’s coming home. Because although she grew up...
Benji Waterstones: You Don’t Have to Be Mad to Work Here – Review
Benji Waterstones’ show is running late. Tech problems, he tells us, apologising for the 15-minute delay, when we eventually do...
Jack Docherty in David Bowie and Me: Parallel Lives – Review
The best thing I can say about Jack Docherty’s new Fringe show (and by that I do mean the best,...
