Fred MacAuley: Him Off The Radio 4***

I knew Fred MacAuley had been around as a comic for years, but 27? Yeah really. Also he plied his trade as a Radio Scotland presenter of 18 years until recently so there is no doubt that he has vast … Read More

Carl Hutchinson: Learning the Ropes 4****

I wondered a little about going to see this show ‘cause I was in a quandary. I like Carl Hutchinson as a comic I know he delivers a quality well written show, but I am not a fan of wrestling … Read More

Waking Up in Trees and Trucks 3***

Trine Munk has a lovely voice, both when she’s singing (I especially liked the one about the economy sung in Danish) and when she’s leading meditations. It’s by turns powerful and melodic, and gentle and unobtrusive, as well … Read More

Davey Connor: So There You Go 3***

Davey Connor is a lovely, funny, Scottish comedian with a laid back, relaxed style of delivery. He is very personable, well written with a lot of personal material and works really well with the audience. Davey tells amusing anecdotes around his … Read More

Gearoid Farrelly: Gearoid less travelled 3***

Gearoid starts by telling us the title of his show is to help people pronounce his name properly as no one ever does, they say it like haemorrhoid instead. This entertaining camp Irishman then went on to provide an … Read More

Greyhound: Journey Thru’ The Dark Heart Of America – Matt Panesh 4****

Matt Panesh has written and performs this intriguing piece, billed as theatre, but I guess it could slot into story telling equally as well, but whatever genre it may be it is an interesting, informative and funny hour spent with … Read More

Rory O’Hanlon: It’s Great to Be Here 4****

There are loads of comedians performing at the Fringe year after year and sometimes it is hard to choose who to see. Rory O’Hanlon is one however who should not be missed.

I have seen his show each year for … Read More

Martin Mor: Gallivanting 4****

Gallivanting means to go around from one place to another in the pursuit of pleasure or entertainment. And that is a totally suitable word to describe Martin Mor. The Northern Irish comedian is one of the widest travelled comics and … Read More

Gavin Webster: The Sexist’s Sexist 4****

In my opinion Gavin Webster to be has always been a quality comedian. Okay he may not be the biggest name on the comedy circuit and his style doesn’t appeal to some but he is a genuinely funny man and … Read More

Yianni: Why Did the Chicken Cross the Line? 4****

Fringe favourite Yianni is back and is as good as ever with the 2015 offering.

He starts off explaining the show theme  as coming from being emailed prior to a gig asking him not to mention a few subjects … Read More