Edfringe Comedy Review: Emma Sidi is Sue Gray
Welcome to an hour of fantastic water cooler moments with ex civil servant, natural bon viveur and Grade A confidante...
Victoria Nangle is an arts journalist, reviewer, columnist and celebrity interviewer in print, radio and television, specialising specifically in comedy for over 15 years, but not exclusive to it. She was previously editor of Latest 7 magazine, and has worked for Beyond The Joke, Chortle, The Argus, Brighton Journal, Viva, FringeGuru, FringeReview, amongst others. In 2019 the Komedia New Comedy Award was launched in association with Victoria Nangle and comedy club Comic Boom.
Welcome to an hour of fantastic water cooler moments with ex civil servant, natural bon viveur and Grade A confidante...
Hannah Platt ambles on stage, the picture of Scouse friendliness, full of genuine smiles and a lovely rapport with the...
How to set out your audience engagement stall and amp the anticipation before the show has even begun? A sign...
Suspend your belief in this reality, 3D laws of physics, and the science of Jurassic Park-level cloning, and strap in...
Stepping out from behind a dark curtain to a soundtrack of Christian rock and calling for an ‘Amen’ with a...
Bounding on to the stage like a man unleashed, Mullan has an immediate kinetic rapport with the crowd. He jumps...
Finlay Christie is the very picture of modern day privilege – young, white, male, and with parents not short of...
Queer spaces come in all shapes, which is why it’s always such a delight to find such variety at the...
Everything happens in a cabaret, it’s a land mapped with discovery, exploration, delightful silliness, plus loads more that defies containment....
Having your first hour-show at the Edinburgh Fringe is the gold ring for many new comics looking to make a...