2 Boys, 1 Bucket – Kie Carson & Cameron Jones 3.5***

2 up and coming young comedians, performing in the basement of a pub, it has Edinburgh Fringe written all over it!  Kie Carson and Cameron Jones split the bill in this comedy caper in the aptly titled 2 Boys, … Read More

Daniel Delby – 33 years single 4****

33 Years Single is a sad inditement, or is it?  What makes it seem unbelievable is that Daniel Delby comes across as a bit of a charmer, a cheeky chappy, a bit of a ladies man, so where’s the … Read More

Liz Bains – Great Wife Material 4****

Kent-born comedian, writer, and globe-trotter Liz Bains has the kind of backstory that sounds perfectly ordinary on paper — until you actually hear her tell it. She’s lived, worked, and wandered across the world, but instead of morphing into a … Read More

Circa: Wolf 5*****

Some shows at the Fringe just hit you straight in the chest — Circa: Wolf did exactly that. From the first thump of its deep techno-house soundtrack, you’re pulled into a world that feels wild, dangerous, and impossibly cool.

It’s … Read More

Are You There Margaret? It’s Me, Gahd 4****

All the way from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Uma Gahd returns to the Fringe with her one-drag theatre piece — and it’s a blessing of comedy, camp, and charm.

Uma makes her entrance looking slightly flustered, as Margaret — her childhood … Read More

Baby Wants Candy 5*****

Baby Wants Candy has become an Edinburgh Fringe institution, selling out for the past six years.

Until recently, I wasn’t a fan of improvised shows, I usually avoided them and in truth possibly labelled Improv as a bit cringey. That … Read More

Mat Ricardo – The Extraordinary Gentleman 4****

There’s no doubt about it, juggler and funny-man, Mat Ricardo, is indeed an “Extraordinary Gentleman”.  For a full hour he keeps us on the edge of our seats with his effortless charm and wit and some outstanding acts of … Read More

Denzil de Cristo: Artificially Intelligent Procrastinating Pundit 4****

Denzil de Cristo introduces himself as “Wolverine if he were undergoing chemotherapy” — a line that sounds brutal on paper but, in context, is a sharp, self-deprecating icebreaker. In truth, he’s more of a Marvel in his own right, armed with a … Read More

101 Rules for a Better World (By Comedians) 4****

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If you’ve been in a social setting and heard someone say, I could fix the world if only people listened, this is your show — except here the arguments are funnier and occasionally even plausible. Hosted by Leslie Gold … Read More

One Big Oops 3.5***

Here’s your big chance to confess your sins in front of the comedy congregation.  This is no ordinary church however, this is the literal church of the poison mind.  One Big Oops focuses on all those naughty things you’ve … Read More