Colin Murphy – Miraculous

Colin Murphy is a name that has been around for years, I know that I have certainly seen him 3 or 4 times previously. He didn’t come to the Fringe last year and says he missed it, and I know … Read More

Craig Hill – One Man & His Kilt

Craig Hill the camp Scottish comedian hasn’t always been on my must see list, but I’ve seen more and more of him on TV and decided it was about time I tried to see him live.

His spectacular entrance through … Read More

Danny Bhoy

Danny Bhoy has been coming to the Fringe for a number of years now and I have been there watching him mature, yes I think that is the word, during this time.

He is now an established ‘name’ on the … Read More

Best of Irish Comedy

The best of Irish follows the time-honored practice of a M.C. and a couple of acts Time honored maybe, but the practice works so why even think about changing it?

Our M.C. was Michael Moore, very distinguishable by his luxuriant … Read More

BBC Stand Up Show Live!

The BBC Stand Up Show is always as good value for money as it can be, with Auntie able to attract the cream of comic talent to sustain the ever hungry for more monster that is getting bigger each Fringe.

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Barry Cryer and Ronnie Golden – Men in Beige

Following hard on the heels of last years success, Barry Cryer and Ronnie Golden return for another helping of those Men in Beige.

They mix comedy with comic songs mostly based on their, and others, advancing years and the packed … Read More

Barbara The Vampire Slayer

Barbara is an ordinary housewife with a family of five kids. It’s ok for her to make us laugh but please don’t let her laugh, as in her own words we might unleash a flood. If her entry isn’t spectacular … Read More

Bangers and Slash

Bangers and Slash conceived as part of the girls A-Level work, received by such acclaim they brought it to the Fringe.

Emily Houghton, Sophia Minden and Harriet Webb play three women who destroy the men in their lives. The motives … Read More

Angel of the North

Its actually quite pleasant and relaxing to see a comedian whose show is not an all out assault for laughs. Marian Pashley is the self-professed ‘Angel of the North’, her nose was a little put out of joint by the … Read More

Andy Parsons: Eat My Satire!

Why did I pick this show? Honestly it was initially to fill in a gap in the schedule, I usually leave potentially political stuff to Geoff. I actually had quite a good time although I’m sure some of the politics … Read More