Jeff Green : Life Ache

It has been a couple of years since Jeff Green has graced the Fringe and it was good to see him back at the Assembly Rooms and a lot has gone on in his life since his last Edinburgh … Read More

Kevin Gildea: Man of a Million Heads 

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Matt Kirshen: 

Don’t be misguided Matt Kirshin may look like a teenager but this 20 something has seen a bit of the world! He has done something many performers have tried and failed, he reached the final 10 in an American … Read More

Pappy’s Fun Club Funergy 

I don’t think I’ve ever experienced a show as downright joyful as Pappy’s Fun Club.  The performers were smiley, the audience were happy and I had a big ol’ grin plastered to my face for the whole 60 minutes … Read More

Rich Hall:  Fifty-Cent Words 

I must confess to having enjoyed Rich Hall’s brand of humour in his various guises. Attending a book reading was a first, and a highly enjoyable first. He reads extracts from his book ‘Things Snowball’ and his forthcoming publication … Read More

Sound & Fury’s ‘Cyranose’ 

Three brave Antipodeans strive to bring class and comedy to the masses at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival by presenting their adaptation of ‘Cyranose’. Immediately they terrify playgoers by coming amongst us to encourage audience participation. Faced with the shock … Read More

Umbrage Swain & the Magical Diamond of Ramtutti 

The world needs heroes, but is it quite ready for Umbrage Swain. Transported back to the 1980’s New Romantics, cheesy pop songs, adventure films, big hair and timote moments.  Tina Freer finds her explorer grandfather struck down by a … Read More

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Apes Like Me 

Kate Smurthwaite’s stand up belongs to the category of educomedy. Enjoy her charming style of comedy and be gently informed about our nearest relations in the animal kingdom – orang-utans, gorillas and chimps, the closest of them all. The … Read More

Chris Neal’s Got a Bun in the Oven

Chris Neill manages to do something in this show that benefits the male population as a whole. He disproves the theory that men can’t multi task!! Neill manages to deliver an hours worth of funny comedy yet also literally … Read More