Edfringe Comedy Review: Mario Adrion: Live a Little
Very few things are riskier in comedy than dropping multiple Nazi jokes in a set that gives the audience only an hour to make up their mind, but German-born Mario Adrion makes...
Very few things are riskier in comedy than dropping multiple Nazi jokes in a set that gives the audience only an hour to make up their mind, but German-born Mario Adrion makes...
Afronauts’ is a joy and a privilege to witness, an uplifting true story, of one small freshly minted independent African country’s ambition to win the space race to the moon in 1964. ...
FIRST AND foremost, this is an absolute belter of a show from a woman that simply has funny bones. But before we get into all of that, let me just say that...
NOW, I’M a cinephile and have been known to hold court over all things movie-related. But I have to admit I’ve never seen the original 12 Angry Men, starring Henry Fonda as...
COMEDY IS wonderfully subjective. You don’t like this comic? Try that one. The world would be a boring place if we all liked the same thing. I love Charlie Chuck, others think...
Art as therapy is expanded, celebrated, and pulled right through the heart by writer/performer Sarah-Louise Young in ‘The Bob Ross Effect’. Equipped with crayons and plain paper on a clipboard before we’ve...
In Other Words invites the audience into the inner workings of Maya's mind; she is extremely fascinated by language, and it feels as though you have climbed into the mind and watching her brain unravel the thoughts...
This may be Branum’s first show at the Edinburgh Fringe, but he’s no fresh-faced ingenue. He’s an Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning comic, a large imposing man in his 50s, and he’s giving...
Every feather, chalk drawing, hat, and teapot has a purpose in this hour of playful clowning. Pitched at all ages, but popular with those with children around the five year mark. Carrington...
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