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

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

Nathan Cassidy : International Man Of Mestory 4****

Nathan Cassidy is funny. Very funny. That is not in doubt. To call him a veteran of the comedy circuit would be doing him a massive disservice, primarily because longevity doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve been good all the time. Tonight, … Read More

John Robertson: The Human Hurricane 5*****

I’ve been to a number of John Robertson’s shows over the years, and I’ve always really enjoyed them, though mindful in reviews that even amongst the ‘offbeat’, ‘quirky’ and ‘alternative’ shows, John’s were never going to be mainstream, or for … Read More

Sian Davies – Band of Gold 4****

Sian Davies’ Band of Gold is a brilliant new show from the award-winning, working-class queer comedian. This heartfelt and hilarious performance dives into the complexities of love, weddings, and the unexpected turns life takes, particularly when it comes to gay … Read More

Looking Stupid, Dressing Up and Saying C*nt a Lot:35 Years of Being a Fool 4****

Seymour Mace’s show Looking Stupid, Dressing Up and Saying C*nt a Lot: 35 Years of Being a Fool* is a chaotic, unfiltered journey through the mind of a self-proclaimed “professional f*cking lunatic.” With 35 years of experience in the comedy … Read More

Comedy Cluedo 4****

Australian performer Lucy Henderson excels in this remake of the popular 80’s board game Cluedo. The game play is similar to the original game however the characters, location and murder weapons have been changed.

Lucy has been murdered but her … Read More

Ask A Stripper- No Holes Barred 3.5***

It is what it says on the tin! The small and intimate setting is aptly located close to Edinburgh’s strip clubs. This two woman show starring writer and performer Stacey Clare starts with some mild nudity before settling down to … Read More

All in the name of the Father the Mother and Holy Ghosting 2.5**

This is an autobiography by Ana Little, in a small venue for a small person! The well-spoken 5ft female was born in Romania and moved to Scotland at the age of five before later moving to London. The title of … Read More