Doors to Manual – Rhiannon Vivian 3***

Rhiannon Vivian performs a multi character sketch show set on an aeroplane with a minimalistic mock-up of a series of seats located on the performing area sort of depicting the economy cabin. Ms Vivian initially as the cabin crew starts … Read More

Jake Yapp: One in a Million 4****

Radio and television personality Jake Yapp says it’s been 7 years since he last brought a show to the Edinburgh Fringe, the audience were delighted he decided to give it another go. Jake starts with a hilarious Fringe in 5 … Read More

Jonny & The Baptists: Eat The Poor 4****

Jonny & The Baptists: Eat The Poor

I went expecting something more sombre – I had expected politics, music, to be mildly amused, and probably to be left with some residual middle-class guilt and angst. What I hadn’t expected was … Read More

Garrett Millerick: The Dreams stuff is Made of 4****

Garrett Millerick tells a very entertaining story, he’s the kind of man you sit up and listen to, he’s not the quiet, unassuming type. In this year’s show he tells us about his original career choice, Garrett did not set … Read More

Ria Lina Dear Daughter 4****

Ria Lina is a very well educated and funny performer. She always has a great line of material interspersed with her ability to sing comedy songs accompanied with her ukulele and in this performance, like the last couple of years … Read More

Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppets Do Shakespeare 4****

Kev F Sutherland is the inspiration behind the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppets, a Fringe institution that has been a must show for many over the years. Now I must confess that I am not a Shakespeare fan so hesitated in … Read More

Katia Kvinge Squirrel 3***

The Counting House Loft gives new meaning to the word intimate and hence becomes a sauna within seconds, also it has a very small performance space especially for someone as effervescent as Katia Kvinge. This half Norwegian half American with … Read More

Michelle Wolf So Brave 4****

One of the top 10 comics in New York City according to Time Out Magazine, Michelle Wolf, making her Edinburgh Fringe debut, is justifiably causing a groundswell of interest in the city. As a writer for The Daily Show it … Read More

Chris Stokes The Man Delusion 4****

When a comedian is threatened with being killed by an enraged punter on the opening night of the Fringe it would seem logical to assume he is a brash lippy specimen. Yet Chris Stokes is anything but. However, the threat … Read More

Liz Miele: Mind Over Melee 4****

This may be New Yorker, Liz Miele’s Edinburgh Fringe debut but she is already a very accomplished comedian back home and her experience is obvious in her performance. Her timing and delivery are excellent and she rattles out many great … Read More