Grease Lightnin’ Drag Show 

I love the film Grease.   As a girl born after 1978 this should come as no surprise.  Watching the films repeatedly, memorising both dialogue and lyrics, is almost a natural stage of female development.  At least that was certainly … Read More

Jeff Green : Life Ache

It has been a couple of years since Jeff Green has graced the Fringe and it was good to see him back at the Assembly Rooms and a lot has gone on in his life since his last Edinburgh … Read More

Kevin Gildea: Man of a Million Heads 

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Matt Kirshen: 

Don’t be misguided Matt Kirshin may look like a teenager but this 20 something has seen a bit of the world! He has done something many performers have tried and failed, he reached the final 10 in an American … Read More

Pappy’s Fun Club Funergy 

I don’t think I’ve ever experienced a show as downright joyful as Pappy’s Fun Club.  The performers were smiley, the audience were happy and I had a big ol’ grin plastered to my face for the whole 60 minutes … Read More

Rich Hall:  Fifty-Cent Words 

I must confess to having enjoyed Rich Hall’s brand of humour in his various guises. Attending a book reading was a first, and a highly enjoyable first. He reads extracts from his book ‘Things Snowball’ and his forthcoming publication … Read More

Simon Munnery’s AGM 2008

I have only seen Simon perform in Johnson and Bothwell Late n live, but it was enough to spark my interest in finally actually encouraged me to see his 2008 Fringe show ‘Simon Munnery’s AGM’.  I admit to having … Read More

Tom Wrigglesworth

Tom Wrigglesworth  :  I’m Struggling to See How That’s Helping I first came across Tom Wrigglesworth as one third of last year’s AAA Comedy during the Fringe and was very impressed with this Yorkshire man with ‘ the body … Read More

Andrew O’Neill – FuturisticelectodeathNinja9000

An eye catching title but Andrew O’Neill’s brand of comedy was a let down. There was the recurring character, the 5 year old David who was dying from a brain tumour. The audience are asked to view the performance … Read More

Che Guevara on the Fringe – Evonne Keron Strikes Back

Aussie Keiran Butler ably assisted by Austin Low and Michelle Wilson are the three stars in this rough and ready mickey take as our intrepid trio lead us through an hysterical, or should that be historical, account of the … Read More