Morgan Rees: Bi and Large 4****

Morgan Rees is an exuberant bundle of energy, turned up to eleven in his introduction and there to remain for the remainder of the show. He’s an upbeat Welshman who’s accent has the delightful quality of becoming more or less … Read More

Richard Stott: Afterparty 3***

Richard Stott tells us a story about having a minor existential crisis, about not being where you thought you would be at this point in life, and about not becoming the adult you thought you would. He feels, he explains, … Read More

Lucy Frederick’s Big Fat Wedding 4.5 ****

This show lures you in with hilarious stories about Lucy’s wedding – how she met her husband, the nature of their relationship, buying wedding dresses, the kind of day it might be – but once it’s grabbed you, also has … Read More

Neil Delamere- Liminal 5*****

2007 was the year I first saw Neil Delamere perform at the Fringe, although he is a big star in Ireland, it has always been a mystery to me why this extremely talented and funny Irishman is not as well … Read More

Anna Clifford – I SEE DEAD(LY) PEOPLE 4****

Anna Clifford is a new name to cross my comedy radar, and I must admit the title intrigued me enough to investigate further.

From the get-go this is explained as having little to do with ghosts, more a play on … Read More

Marjolein Robertson – Thank God Fish Don’t Have Hands 4****

Marjolein Robertson – Thank God Fish Don’t Have Hands 4****

There is no doubt that Marjolein Robertson is a very competent, engaging comic, has stage presence and knows how to write and relate an hour of very funny stories.

Hailing … Read More

Possibly the Last Chance to See Susan Morrison – 4****

Having being ushered into the bowels of the Newtown Theatre at noon, everything in place, ready to go, the only problem, where is Susan Morrison?

A lady bursts into the venue, berating the Edinburgh roadworks that are everywhere and a … Read More

Christopher Macarthur-Boyd – Oh No 5*****

Christopher Macarthur-Boyd is fast becoming a star of the comedy world, not only here in his native Scotland, but everywhere and judging by the numbers at the show I attended if anything his popularity is growing.

And it is not … Read More

Amy Matthews – Moreover, The Moon 3.5***

Not that you could tell from her accent Amy Matthews is an Edinburgh based comedian and I was surprised to find out this was her debut hour on the Fringe.

It was a sold-out room and on hitting the stage … Read More

The Choir of Man 5*****

Choir of Man are regular performers at the Edinburgh Fringe and have built up a huge following over the years.

This year we are invited to their fictional pub “The Jungle”. When you first arrive you are invited up on … Read More