Amused Moose Comedy’s Hot Starlets

The Amused Moose Comedy Starlets is a how that I always endeavor to check out at least once during the course of each festival as they show case a selection of the up and coming comics together with a … Read More

Amsterdam Underground Comedy Collective 

Amsterdam Underground Comedy Collective  www.edcom8.com                  www.comedytrain.nl

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The Americans 

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Alyssa Kyria: Woman of the Year

Welcome to Greece says the sign above the stage, Greek music is playing and a Mediterranean beach scene is projected on the back drop. Where are we? Well it appears that we are at a entertainment night while on … Read More

Alpha Males 

The thing with Alpha Males is that they hold their dominance as long as they are young, strong and intelligent. They constantly have to assert and defend their position. Although this show is well written and performed most of … Read More

A L Kennedy : Present Tense 

Award winning author Alison Kennedy is an artiste I have seen quite a lot as she is a regular at the Festival City best comedy club, The Stand, so I have been watching her progress with interest. She has … Read More

Aeneas Faversham Forever 

The last show I saw by the Penny Dredfuls was more a sketch show.  This Edinburgh Fringe Festival production of “Aeneas Faversham Forever”, however is more a comedy play. Based round the building of London Bridge, disappearing building managers … Read More

Adams & Rea

Sarah Adams and Leisa Rea are both Fringe regulars although I believe this is the first time the duo have had their own show. Both extremely talented ladies they play at least seven or eight instruments between themselves. We … Read More

About Robert The Bruce 

A commanding stage presence, superb comic timing and accurate historical research are the hallmark features of a Bruce Fummey show. His blending of Scottish history and sharp, contemporary humour works wonderfully well. There is even a touch of political … Read More

…….. And Other Stories 

The Durham revue have metamorphosised into the fictitious guardians of fiction and want to tell the audience gathered in front of them the stories which perhaps didn’t make it to publication.  Their vehicle for these ‘other stories’ is a … Read More