Comedy 2009 Archives - Page 16 of 28 - One4Review
The Abi Roberts Experience
August 8, 2009 | adminFrom the Fringe adverts and her flyer somehow I was expecting a little more from Ms Roberts. I love and admire those who can do vocal gymnastics and although there is no doubt Ms Roberts has this ability, I … Read More
Celia Pacquola in Am I Strange
August 8, 2009 | adminFrom the first ten minutes or so of her routine, it is obvious that Celia Pacquola has a talent for witty comedy that is beguiling. She has natural charm, great timing and marvelous pacing. The question is not so … Read More
Des Clarke – Clarxism
August 8, 2009 | adminGeoff has been the one to see Des over the past few years. Trust me to see him when he has got political! Des is trying to start his own political movement and force a revolution. He is canvassing … Read More
Geoff Norcott: The Shocking Truth About Men and Women
August 8, 2009 | adminThe Shocking Truth About Men and Women Geoff Norcott does shock but in a calm, low key way. He does take a risk by exposing male and female weaknesses. The night I saw him, the audience were mainly female … Read More
Isma Almas Bombs
August 8, 2009 | adminI first saw Isma Almos a few months ago when she was going a slot at the Stand Comedy Club and thoroughly enjoyed her set, so keen to see more I joined many more in the bijou Stand IV. … Read More
Kevin Tomlinson – Seven Ages
August 8, 2009 | adminImprovised comedy works well when a talented performer is given innovative ideas and the audience volunteers feel comfortable and enter into the spirit of the routines. With Kevin Tomlinson’s performance, all the elements came together beautifully to give a … Read More
Matt Green: Truth & Pleasure
August 8, 2009 | adminIn 1999 during the ‘Footlights’ Millennium Cruise we became aware of a young redheaded performer Matt Green. Over the years Matt has performed at the Fringe in one show or another. This was my first chance to see Matt’s … Read More
Paddy Lennox – Who Does He Think He Is?
August 8, 2009 | adminGenealogy is the theme of this gently amusing show. Paddy Lennox from Northern Ireland delves back four centuries having researched his family tree. He does have an interesting story to tell. With an Irish father and an English mother, … Read More
Rich Hall’s Campfire Stories
August 8, 2009 | adminEarly afternoon in the Assembly Rooms on George Street, Rich Hall, packed house, brilliant show – seems like déjà vu! Rich Hall is now something of a Fringe stalwart and his following of regular fans will enjoy this show … Read More
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