Hils Barker:  Exhibitionist! 

I don’t know whether Hils Barker is a comedian or a comedy actor. Certainly she started making a name for herself a number of years ago as a stand-up but recent times has seen her move towards writing and … Read More

Jo Caulfield : Two Faced Bitch 

Jo Caulfield is a well known performer on TV and radio so perhaps that given this higher profile attracted a slightly more mature audience. Jo on the radio and Jo as a stand up are two different animals though … Read More

The Liar Show

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Mick Sergeant: Ah, shit! It’s Mick Sergeant

Tall, skinny, great arse but totally obsessed by the fact that he is a real man "I used to build ships". Mick Sergeant can’t get over the fact that the backbone of the British shipyards has been broken, even … Read More

Paul Tonkinson – The Anti-Life Crisis 

Comedy actor, stand-up and former Big Breakfast presenter Paul Tonkinson makes a return to the Fringe after too long away but certainly has not ‘lost’ the way to play a room. In his packed out attic space Tonks’ initial … Read More

Rosie Wilby : I am Nessa 

Rosie Wilby‘s show is educomedy. She is dressed in a lab coat with a bikini underneath. Tantalisingly, the lab coat is never removed. Using a range of visual aids, drawings, photographs and a tiny child’s toy model of the … Read More

Stephen Grant Second 

Stephen Grant has come second many times in his life.  Most notably he lost a presenting role on Top Gear to James May but he also had his agent persuade him not to take a role in a certain … Read More

The Wau Wau Sisters ‘After-Party’

I haven’t a clue as how to describe this set up or show. The Wau Wau sisters, Tanya and Adrienne. Are they singers? Are they comedians? Are the circus performers? Are they musicians? Are they burlesque performers? Are they … Read More

Adams & Rea

Sarah Adams and Leisa Rea are both Fringe regulars although I believe this is the first time the duo have had their own show. Both extremely talented ladies they play at least seven or eight instruments between themselves. We … Read More

Barry Cryer & Ronnie Golden

I don’t think Barry Cryer (73) and Ronnie Golden (60) have portraits hidden in their attics growing older as they stay young they are more like either bottles of malt Whisky or Champagne maturing and deepening in flavour whilst … Read More