Masud Milas Routes 3***

Masud Milas informs his audience at the top of his hour he is always being asked about his accent and explains its roots, African mother, English father, born in Hong Kong and did his growing up in New Zealand, hmm … Read More

The Raunch – 4 ****

The whip cracking, magnificent seven certainly delivered a raunchy performance in the Wild West of the Circus Hub. This circus includes fire eating, knife throwing, dancing, comedy, trapeze and acrobatics with an alternative twist. The background music was incredibly well … Read More

Croft and Pearce – Are not Themselves 4****

Hannah Croft and Fiona Pearce are comedy actresses of exceptional talent and are returning to Fringe 2016 with another hour of sketch comedy that is beautifully linked. Each vignette is funny in it’s own right, but with the immaculate writing … Read More

Camille O’Sullivan – The Carny Dream 5*****

If there is a singer who can surpass, or even get close, to Camille O’Sullivan in this type of extravaganza then I have yet to see them. In the perfect setting of ‘Lafayette tent’, a huge structure that conjures up … Read More

Garrett Millerick: A Selection of Things I’ve Said to Taxi Drivers 4****

There is no question of the stage presence Garrett Millerick has. It flows from the stage spilling out to engulf the furnace of a room.

He is a big unit too, and resplendent with a full beard you would definitely … Read More

Ivy Paige: Filthy Rich 4****

Who is Ivy Paige? Talented singer, burlesque queen, comedian. In this hour long show, Ivy Paige takes us through her ‘get rich programme’. She sings her way through both well known and original songs, while of course getting to know … Read More

Laura Lexx: Lovely 3***

Laura Lexx is lovely. But she is worried. She muses that the best Fringe shows deal with overcoming something bad, and she is too fortunate in her life. What a bummer. So what should a girl … Read More

Rhys Nicholson – Forward 4****

How would you describe Rhys Nicholson? Young, Australian, camp, funny. Very funny. In his Fringe debut, Nicholson had the audience captivated in one of the fastest hours I have ever experienced. The intimate venue (Wee Coo, Underbelly) suited his “talking … Read More