MommAutism – A Love Story 3***

This was a really interesting and genuinely fascinating show. Jennifer Belander’s son has autism, and this show aims to explain a bit about it as well as being funny. It’s quite successful at both of those, though is definitely stronger … Read More

Hooray for Ben Target 4****

There’s nothing like a little outrageous comedy to set you up for the day. This show is quite, quite silly, but also really friendly, good-humoured (in that Mr Target wasn’t taking himself overly seriously) and good fun. I liked the … Read More

A Slight Ache 3***

I’m not quite sure what to say about this show. It was either a masterpiece of theatre or really fairly average, though I was left bemused and unmoved. That is not to say the writing was not good … Read More

In Vogue: Songs by Madonna 4****

This Madonna story is presented by Michael Griffiths who, without any visual aids, costumes or gimmicks manages to hook you in and you are absorbed in the tale of Madge’s climb to fame, her highs and lows along the way … Read More

Stephen Bailey – Neon Heart 3***

Stephen Bailey has appeared on Big Brother’s bit on the side, the Wright Stuff and is a warm up act for Loose Women. He is a lovely, instantly likeable and funny man performing his debut solo show at the Edinburgh … Read More

Jason Byrne – You Name the Show 5*****

Jason Byrne is always a must see act of the Edinburgh Fringe as far as I’m concerned. His mischievous personality just makes the whole show a joy to be part of.

He’s not a man who just casually walks on … Read More

Craig Hill – Give Him and Inch 4****

Every year Craig has a new risque title for his show which gives an impression of what to expect from this flamboyant, camp, kilted comedian. To start the show, as always, Craig likes to get to know his audience, where … Read More

Angry Young Women in Low Rise Jeans with High Class Issues 3***

This cult sketch show makes its Edinburgh debut having been a huge hit in the US and Australia. Each sketch takes a satirical look at many issues affecting the modern women,men, sexuality and relationships.

Some sketches were excellent, particularly the … Read More

Alan Davies – Little Victories 5*****

Having seen last years work in progress show I was looking forward to seeing the polished version and Little Victories certainly didn’t disappoint. It uses the best bits of the trial material from last year plus some new added gems.

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Mark Nelson – Please Think Responsibly 4****

Mark Nelson is a name on the Scottish Comedy scene, and has been for quite a while and it is good to see him playing in the prime slots at a … Read More