Dane Simpson: Didgeridoozy
This is the first aboriginal comic I’ve ever seen, I think, and he provides a high energy, entertaining hour, telling jokes and playing the didgeridoo, which makes a remarkably resonant noise and...
This is the first aboriginal comic I’ve ever seen, I think, and he provides a high energy, entertaining hour, telling jokes and playing the didgeridoo, which makes a remarkably resonant noise and...
Funeral ZOO Southside Belgian theatre company Ontroerend Goed have been Fringe mainstays for the past twenty years, typically creating provocative pieces conceived to engender debate/create arguments, but their latest show Funeral is...
Craig Hill’s show is nothing short of brilliant. He's an incredible and generous comedian and the crowd love him. Hill’s energy and stage presence is compelling and fun. He gets the audience...
For all the innovative, original and ambitious comedy available at the Fringe, there is still a place for what we might term an old school comedian. Someone who isn’t trying to tell...
“What I’d really like is for this to be the festival that puts the pandemic behind us,” says Nick Barley, Director of the Edinburgh International Book Festival. This is Barley’s last year...
Tell us about your show. Jane: The show is called ’Jazz or a Bucket of Blood’ and this may sound unhinged but the title sums it up pretty neatly. It’s a faux-amateur...
Tell us about your show. Why should we go and see it? This year’s show is called Bennett Arron: Loser. I look back on my life, literally from birth to now, and by...
The National Theatre considers it a moral duty to stage state-of-the-nation plays and a number of these have turned out disastrously. The Guardian gave one star to Common, the play starring Anne-Marie...
Get ready for a fascinating and humorous YouTube video as Copstick welcomes the dynamic duo of Kirsty Mann and Benji Waterstones to the sofa! In this engaging and candid conversation, they delve...
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