Cyclopath – Stand Up and Songs 4****

Canadian Dion Owen is a conundrum is the nicest possible way. He’s good, very good at so many things. His passion as the show title suggests is cycling but this is isn’t all spokes or blisters, it’s about journeys, improvised … Read More

Sam See: And I Can’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore 5*****

The hidden gem of the Fringe.

From his trap door entrance you realise Singapore comedian Sam See is going to be different. 24 shows on the Fringe bootcamp down, the energy of this bow tie pixie like sprite is … Read More

Alex Camp: Songs About Love and Food 4****

Hitting the right notes. A major artist in the making.

Alex Camp (and he’s not) is on his first year at the Fringe. He brings a wealth of experience, various 90s indie bands and has been on the circuit earning … Read More

Milo Standards: Penis de Milo 4****

A triumph in character comedy.

Kate Smurthwaite is back with her new creation, Milo Standards, a male chauvinist alt right self obsessed real proper man from the school of hard knocks. Oh, and he’s got a podcast so that makes … Read More

Ashley Haden: Political and Correct 4****

Off the bat London’s East End award nominated comic Ashley Haden is a talent, and something you don’t often find at 6pm in the Fringe these days – dark, uncomfortable, well researched political comedy which is also funny and thought … Read More

Mates – The Improvised 90’s Sitcom 2**

Mates – The Improvised 90’s Sitcom attempts to capture the magic of classic ’90s TV, set against the nostalgic backdrop of New York City. The concept is enticing: an entirely improvised show driven by audience suggestions, offering the potential for … Read More

Viv Forde – New Kids on the Blockchain 4****

Viv Forde’s new show, New Kids on the Blockchain, offers an exhilarating dive into the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency, set against the vibrant backdrop of San Francisco. As a talented storyteller, Forde expertly navigates the complexities of Bitcoin and the … Read More

Jay Lafferty – Bahookie 4.5 ****

One of the hits of Fringe 2023 was Bahookie, a delightful hour performed by one of Scottish comedy’s most sought after comics, Jay Lafferty. Playing to packed houses, and subsequently touring throughout the UK, it was a delightful way to … Read More

Isobel Rogers – How To Be Content 4****

Isobel Rogers’ Fringe show How to be Content is a delightful musical odyssey that effortlessly blends wit, warmth, and inventive storytelling. Armed with just her guitar, Rogers delves into the existential questions that modern life throws at us, tackling them … Read More

Andy Andy with Andy 4****

Dressed in a sharp red suit, Andy greets us at the door, allocating out names on stickers. I enjoyed being Indy, an iteration of Andy without portfolio (compared to Brandy, in charge of Brand Andy), for the duration of the … Read More