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I’m sure there’s an audience somewhere for Su Mi’s material but it wasn’t for the people I sat with. When the only laughs come out of awkwardness it heightens the disconnect from...

Jade Franks is one to watch in this hilarious production about classism. Drawing on her own experience, Eat The Rich (but maybe not me mates x) scrutinizes what it is like to go from Liverpool to Cambridge University. ...

I walk in and receive a raffle ticket. Immediately, anticipation is high, but so is my confusion. I believe this is the perfect mix of emotions when entering the show BeHeMoth. A...

With a projector and PowerPoint slide to drill home the data, Tom’s unique set uses polls, graphs and scales to reinforce his take on happiness, sex, emotional intimacy and health.  He quantifies his...

Summing up Eric Rushton can be done in three words. Deadpan, funny and relatable. Using his childhood, social awkwardness and depression as springboards for his jokes the 29-year old tells us how...

Missing the 2024 Fringe due to the small inconvenience of a stroke doesn’t dull Cat’s brilliance one bit.  Her hour long stand up/ cabaret routine is polished as Cat proves that she definitely...

Jonny Pelham is newly single and ready to talk about it.  Pelham is relaxed and easy going as he takes to the stage in The Hive, which he describes as smelling of ‘piss’. An immediate crowd pleaser. ...

Brett Blake isn’t too sure about the title of his Edinburgh show. In Australia, where it was shortlisted for the Melbourne Comedy Prize, it was called Little Turd. Here the show has...

Carl Donnelly approaches the stage with a natural swagger, yet his stories are nothing of the sort. In between “Do you know what I mean’s” “man’s” and “innit’s”, Carl goes into excruciating...