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Anthology07
August 8, 2007 | adminThere is a recommendation for a laid back chilled way to start off on an early Fringe afternoon and that is with a visit to The Green Room for a low tech engaging show of story telling hosted and … Read More
Andy Zaltzzmann
August 8, 2007 | adminAndy Zaltzzmann, 32, Administers his Emergency dose of Afternoon Utopia, steps back, and waits to see what happens I must admit I was somewhat surprised to see Andy Zaltzman in an afternoon slot. His cerebral comedian I would have … Read More
Andrew O’Neill – FuturisticelectodeathNinja9000
August 8, 2007 | adminAn eye catching title but Andrew O’Neill’s brand of comedy was a let down. There was the recurring character, the 5 year old David who was dying from a brain tumour. The audience are asked to view the performance … Read More
Andrew McClelland’s Mixed Tape
August 8, 2007 | adminAndrew McClelland is an irresistible and likeable talent. The theme of his show is the art of making the mix tape to send to a loved one which, with the demise of the cassette tape, may become a lost … Read More
Andrew Maxwell – Waxin’
August 8, 2007 | adminThe King of Comedy is back in residence for Fringe 2007, with his show entitled Waxin’. Such is Maxwell’s popularity he is now in a much larger room, but he manages to recreate the intimacy that I’ve grown to … Read More
Amused Moose Comedy’s Hot Starlets 2007
August 8, 2007 | adminThe Amused Moose Comedy organisation have been unearthing series of new, up and coming comics for ages and for the last few years I have made a point of attending at least one of their performances. As usual there … Read More
Alyssa Kyria: (in)Famous for 5 Minutes!
August 8, 2007 | adminAlyssa Kyria is a new name to me, and performing a character comedy show for an hour is a bit of an ask for anyone I would have thought, and to do it solo, okay with the occasional assistance … Read More
Alistair Barrie – Obviously
August 8, 2007 | adminAlistair Barrie’s mission at this year’s Fringe is to point out the obvious. A ‘Fascist Liberal’ he mused for an hour on topics such as Climate Change, the Olympic bid, Terrorism and Religion. So far, so obvious – it … Read More
Ali McGregor’s Opera Burlesque
August 8, 2007 | adminAli McGregor must be one of the hardest working performers on the Fringe headlining several other shows. Although now into the third week, I saw the opening night of Opera Burlesque. There was something of the preview feel about … Read More
Al Pitcher – Idiot Wind
August 8, 2007 | adminThis was my first exposure to this New Zealand born comedian, although a certain someone within our team has been banging on about him for a couple of years now, and how I managed to get to get to … Read More
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