Bouncing between new jokes, ‘Simmons classics’ and sharp audience interaction, Mark’s 50-minute set is a fast, clever crowd-pleaser. With a slick mix of expectation and word play he ‘ticks’ his successful jokes...
Carl Donnelly, with his warm, relaxed, laid back style is a firm favourite with Fringe audiences. He tells Entertainment Now how he plans to enjoy the festival and shares fond memories of...
When I first watched the film Sunshine on Leith, I remembered how amazing and catchy the songs and cast were. I also remember listening only to the Proclaimers for a week straight....
Tom’s observational generation spanning routine is tight, smooth and weirdly insightful. He works the crowds choosing three audience members to hit his points home – an elderly gentleman in his 70s, one in...
The first showcase for disabled comics returns in triumph on its 20th Anniversary, with many of the original cast still in place. And in Steve Day's case, in a touching homage to...
Lubna Kerr is the woman at the forefront of this play. But this is not her story. It’s Steven’s. She plays both herself and Steven, in fact she plays everyone in this play. Steven is...
Miriam Margolyes returns to this year’s Fringe, with More Best Bits, as a follow up to her 2024 show The Best Bits. Margolyes opens her show with a decent attempt at a...
Arriving at the show to offer the audience a buffet of tarts and sausage rolls, Molly herself is a treat, as she guides you through her love life, work life and her...
Paul Sinha is back at the Fringe, this time with a memoir of his life. After an eventful past few years, Sinha gives us behind the scenes access. Most celebrities write what...
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