John Gordillo: Love Capitalism
John Gordillo started as a stand-up comedian in the 90’s before taking a break to concentrate on directing shows, yes even comedy shows have directors, then a stint on early digital TV with a show […]
Edinburgh Fringe 2016
Nina Conti: In Your Face
As the audience enters a short film plays on the massive screen at the front, of Monk, wandering about Edinburgh interviewing some smaller acts and recommending people see their shows, its a really nice touch […]
Sean McLoughlin: Kamikaze
Kamikaze is an appropriate title for Sean McLoughlin’s latest Fringe show, in that it feels like watching him explode on-stage. Except someone is messing with the remote and changing the speed so sometimes it’s in […]
Tatterdermalion
Henry Maynard created Boris and Sergey and toured internationally as a puppeteer with War Horse, this year brings a new show to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Tatterdermalion. In a departure from the puppetry of his […]
Gráinne Maguire: Great People Making Great Choices
Great People Making Great Choices is all about stories, and its story is a slow-burn. Gráinne Maguire takes to the stage, and then takes a little while to get going. She’s immediately funny, showing us […]
Tony Roberts: Card Magic
Tony Roberts is an award winning magician and stand up comedian who gave up a six figure sales job to become a street performer and has zero regrets and it’s great for us because he’s […]
Gráinne Maguire: Great People Making Great Choices
Great People Making Great Choices is all about stories, and its story is a slow-burn. Gráinne Maguire takes to the stage, and then takes a little while to get going. She’s immediately funny, showing us […]
Laura Lexx: Tyrannosaurus Lexx
It’s alarming how much energy radiates from Laura Lexx, given that she’s about the same height as most people sitting down. From minute one she’s flitting about the stage as she talks, generally about something […]
Kiri Pritchard-McLean: Hysterical Women
A portacabin in Edinburgh during the Fringe can feel a world away from the northern working men’s clubs Kiri Pritchard-McLean is accustomed to playing. However, with some fancy tinsel curtains and a wad of filthy […]
