Fringe 2023: Tom Little – The Reliably Funny Comedian You Want to See
Am I imagining this, or is this really happening? Questions like this went through my head constantly as I watched an experienced comedian flounder onstage. I can comfortably say this…
Fringe 2023: NewsRevue
A mere 43 years since NewsRevue first appeared on stage, it somehow still hasn’t ceased to amaze. Much of the material has gathered since the last Edinburgh Fringe; with three…
Fringe 2023: BATSU!
Hot off the vibrant New York and Chicago comedy scene, BATSU! have crossed the Atlantic with their riotous late-night comedy bonanza in tow, making their Edinburgh Fringe debut at the…
Fringe 2023: Alistair Barrie: ‘Woke in Progress’
Alistair Barrie’s Woke in Progress is an unmet delight of comedy, and everyone should go and see it this Fringe. One is inundated with “everyone should see this” Fringe recommendations,…
In Conversation with Sophie Zucker: “I’m a narcissist (undiagnosed). What brought me to the Fringe is my personality disorder”
Sophie Sucks Face is a one woman musical-comedy written, directed and performed by Sophie Zucker. At her grandfather’s shiva, Sophie meets and is unexpectedly attracted to her hot Israeli cousin.…
In Conversation with Krystal Evans (or The Hottest Girl at Burn Camp)
One of the most anticipated newcomer comedians to attend this year’s Fringe, Krystal Evans (Leicester Mercury Comedian Award Finalist, Scottish Best Newcomer Finalist) is debuting her new show The Hottest…
Fringe 2022: Lou Sanders: One Word: Wow
Lou Sanders is rarely if ever, one to limit herself to just one word. Instead, with a delightfully warm wit, she propels herself through a wacky and winding stream of…
