Edfringe Comedy Review: Emmanuel Sonubi: Life After Near Death
Emmanuel may be the most 'modest' comedian I’ve ever seen. He is a greatly entertaining comic who uses his almost heart failure as a retrospect on his life and own mortality filling...
Emmanuel may be the most 'modest' comedian I’ve ever seen. He is a greatly entertaining comic who uses his almost heart failure as a retrospect on his life and own mortality filling...
An eccentric, sparkly-dressed bunch that lives off drugs, thrift shops, and a love for the stage, band together during the heart of political uncertainty and the flower power cultural movement of the...
Dru Cripps walks into the room looking straight from the 1980s, with a boiler suit, baseball cap, round circular glasses, badges and a complicated lit-up machine slung around him. No, this isn’t...
A voice from the crowd chuckles at Jeromaia not appearing on stage. ‘Oh wow oh wow oh wow’ he mumbles. Not knowing anything about the show, I was worried this persona was going to...
You’re given permission to laugh from James but what he shares is really on the heavy side. Dommy abuse isn’t a laughing matter although there is some that he’s managed to weave...
Katie Norris is wicked, delusional, spicy, and hilarious in her unapologetic rant about being an old soul mid-30s woman. Katie barks to the crowd (mostly the men) as she takes you through...
Marc Jennings has come across to Edinburgh with his classic cheeky Glaswegian humour. Two things are important to him during the show. Making you laugh and raising enough money to get a...
Welcome to our Entertainment Now WoW Awards for the third week of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Our award for Best Comedy goes to Mark Forward Presents Safari Time, at the Gilded Balloon....
Simon found out he was autistic later in life, which was a surprise to him but absolutely no one else he tells us. Obsessed with model railways and rubix cubes he paints...
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