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Poof Loose
August 8, 2007 | adminPoof Loose is a very clever title for the solo show performed by 1/4 of the infamous four Poofs and a piano seen regularly on Jonathan Ross’ TV show. Having seen the whole group twice at the Edinburgh Fringe … Read More
The Phone Book Live
August 8, 2007 | adminIf the was an award for the strangest show on the Fringe this year then one of the contenders would have to be this one. The concept is very simple, Fringe celebrities are invited to read from the telephone … Read More
Phill Jupitus & Andre Vincent: Waiting for Alice
August 8, 2007 | adminWhy did I just know that this was an adaptation of one of the most boring plays ever written, ‘Waiting for Godot’. Please don’t jump up and down screaming at me, it was a long time ago when I … Read More
Phil Nichol
August 8, 2007 | adminAfter last years award winning The Naked Racist, Phil is back again with this years offering Hiro Worship. Backed by his band The Stalkers we get the added bonus of Nichol the musician as well as Nichol the comedian. … Read More
Paul Foot’s Comedy for Connoisseurs
August 8, 2007 | adminThe joy of Paul Foot’s comedy is his ability to take the most ordinary of common expressions and run with them, exploring all kinds of humorous possibilities and inconsistencies. Particularly enjoyable is his treatment of moist cakes, the car … Read More
Patrick Monahan – Feel the Love
August 8, 2007 | adminHaving become aware of Patrick Monahan a couple of years ago when I saw him on a ‘Best of’ showcase and decided to catch his full show last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. Monahan is part Irish, part Iranian … Read More
Paper Monkeys: Legends
August 8, 2007 | adminThe Paper Monkeys are collectively Amy Butterworth, Gem Carmella, Tim MacAvoy and Sadie Wilde, and their sketch show featuring heroes, legends and even deity who for some reason are to be found at IKEA. The disclaimer that IKEA are … Read More
The Oxford Imps
August 8, 2007 | adminThe Oxford Imps are stalwarts of the Fringe ,are still on the Impro route, and are still doing big business. I personally feel that impro is a little old hat these days, but when it is done well it … Read More
The Orifice
August 8, 2007 | adminSt George’s Medics Revue have been attending the Fringe for quite a few years now and always entitle their shows with a medical based pun. However, if you are expecting a medically based revue show you would be disappointed. … Read More
Open Mic @ The Globe
August 8, 2007 | adminThe year is 2007 William Shakespeare has been persuaded by some of his characters to resurrect himself and them. To come up to date and try stand-up Comedy or is it Tragedy? On the evening I went William (Bill … Read More
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