Edfringe Review: Apocalypse Cabaret: Songs For The End Of The World
“It’s the end of the world as we know it…” sings Scout Durwood in a voice than can soar with ...
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Edfringe Comedy Review: Nate Kitch: Something Different!!!!!
Never has a show title been more true and also an absolute lie. Something Different!!!!! is a love letter to ...
Edfringe Comedy Review: Chloe Petts: Big Naturals
Chloe Petts has a fondness for Big Naturals, she shares. That’s simply where the show title came from, enjoyment of ...
Edfringe Comedy Review: Luke Connell: Bloody Marvellous
It’s really quite joyful when somebody loves what they do so much it spills over away from their profession and ...
Edfringe Theatre Review: Standing in The Shadows of Giants
‘This isn’t a Libertines exposé’, Lucie warns at the beginning of her one-woman autobiographical play. That’s no issue - I ...
Edfringe Comedy Review: Seaton Smith: Trauma Bonding
New York based comedian Seaton Smith is a fantastic storyteller, and he uses this skill to paint a hilarious picture ...
Edfringe Comedy Review: Frank Sanazi: Songs for Swinging Leaders
LADIES and gentlemen, please welcome the man who put the ‘gas’ in Las Vegas…” Well, that was just the first ...
Edfringe Comedy Review: Simon Evans: Staring at the Sun
IRONICALLY for a man so well versed in economics, Evans is now demonstrating the law of diminishing returns. Cards on ...
Edfringe Comedy Review: Jordan Gray: Is That a C*ck in Your Pocket, or Are You Just Here to Kill Me?
Jordan Gray’s brand-new show follows the effects of stripping naked on national television. Dressed in cowgirl attire, Gray shows off ...
Edfringe Comedy Review: Rosie O’ Donnell: Common Knowledge
Rosie O’Donnell has been talking for some time now - 10 minutes, maybe more; I'm too wrapped up in her ...
