Will Owen- Looking Fab at 50  4****

Will Owen’s looking Fab at 50 but he’s barely half that age! The gay comedian takes to the stage wearing out of sorts attire that matches his out of sorts and unsettled way of life.

Will begins the show with … Read More

Edy Hurst’s Wonderfull Discoverie of Witches in the Countie of Himself 4****

There are three broad themes in this show, and Edy Hurst has something interesting and pointed to say about all of them, as well as making a show that is coherent, silly and very good fun. As a performer Edy … Read More

Caroline McEvoy: Train Man 3***

Neurodiversity has become more visible and better understood – especially in the arts – and this show picks up on that theme, but from a slightly different perspective. Caroline’s younger brother has autism, and her story of growing up together … Read More

jessica aszkenasy: TITCLOWN 4.5****

TITCLOWN bounces backwards and forwards over the line of art-or-not. It could be, in much the same spirit as Duchamp’s Fountain. Jessica claims it is, and for some definitions of art, that’s all it takes. What it definitely is is … Read More

Becky Umbers: Put That Cat Back in the Bag 3.5***

There’s a nice layered, non-linear structure to this show. Becky tells us things, and they seem perfectly reasonable, but a story’s in the framing. So things come back up again, and from a slightly different perspective, and we understand the … Read More

Taiwan Season: Whale, Where Are You Going? – 4****

This is the European premiere of this show, and it’s a real treat. Without reading the show blurb, you may be a bit confused about what exactly is happening for a while, but this spoken-word-free show is full of wonder … Read More

Camille O’Sullivan – Love letter 4****

For those Camille fans, who attend every year she graces the Fringe, the 2024 version will be slightly different than the usual fare. This is not ‘another’ show. This is her homage to two friends who are no longer with … Read More

Grace Mulvey: Tall Baby 3***

Gracey Mulvey is a lovely Irish lady who got straight into finding out who we were almost before she’d introduced herself. She’s bubbly and bouncy and full of genuine compliments for whatever the audience had to tell her, managing to … Read More

Trygve Wakenshaw: Silly Little Things 5*****

An almost full house of people who know what they are there for and a performer willing and capable of giving it to them is an electric thing. A comedy show which moves you to tears (of laughter or sorrow, … Read More

Flo and Joan- Sweet Release 5*****

Now bigger is not always better, but with Flo and Joan this maxim certainly does not apply. Progressing from small rooms moving up in size gradually to now a venue more equipped to handle their phenomena at Assembly Roxy Central. … Read More