Best In Class 4****

The Edinburgh Festival is tough, at times cutthroat. Not only because of the many hoops acts have to jump through just to even find a venue, but also because of the sheer amount of money required up front. Many acts … Read More

1 Dazzling Cabaret 4****

Cabaret is easy to come by at the Fringe; good cabaret is harder to find, and on the resplendent stage we get the best in show, high-class, high-energy cabaret.

Host and comedian Bruce Devlin is a wonderful ringmaster, controlling the … Read More

4 Better or 4 Worse 3.5***

Well, here’s a conundrum, Muslim girl from Kazakhstan, falls for Christian boy from Macedonia, and in “4 Better or 4 Worse”, real life couple, Aisha Amanduri and Vlad Illich, navigate the potholes on this road to love and maybe wedlock.

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2 Slut Drops and a Chicken Burger 4****

If you’re looking for an emotional rollercoaster, Kirsty Munro delivers just that. Packed with awkward moments, unexpected turns and plenty of jokes along the way. I thoroughly enjoyed this set, as did the rest of the audience on that rainy … Read More

Twonkey’s Soft December Night in Tallahassee 5*****

Another year and another mind-bending and dumbfounding trip into the world of Fringe institution Twonkey, once described as the Fringe’s very own comedy David Lynch* – an auteur genius whose works speak volumes, but only in a language I’m not … Read More

5 Comedians Do Comedy and Karaoke – 3***

Rachel Jackson acts as host for what promises to be a winner for me, showcasing 2 of my favourite things in the show, “5 Comedians Do Comedy and Karaoke”.

There’s an amateurish charm, and it feels rather unrehearsed at times … Read More

Sid Singh – Love Bombing 4****

In his show, “Love Bombing”, Sid Singh unpacks an hour of genuinely funny and inspirational material. The work he does for human rights in the US is testament to his unwavering belief in helping those escaping persecution and aiding The … Read More

4 Aussies, For Aussies – 3.5***

Australian comedian Ty Gray must be one of the hardest working comedians at this years Fringe. Fronting no less than 3 shows, as well as some headline gigs, I was delighted to be able to review “4 Aussies, For Aussies). … Read More

0 BC: Before Crisis – 4****

I have to admit I’m a bit of a fan of Liam Jackson and I’m delighted to be able to review his show (0BC) at this years Fringe.  In one of this years mad venues at the Flight Club … Read More

A Musical Comedy Showcase with Alex Camp 4****

Alex Camp’s musical comedy showcase is exactly the sort of thing that makes the Free Fringe tick. Camp is no stranger to Edinburgh. Every year he seems to be building a little cult following of his own, and his army … Read More