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 […]
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John Robertson: Arena Spectacular!
John Robertson has been doing stand up since 2002 and has received acclaim for many of his shows including a YouTube Viral hit with The Dark Room which he now tours worldwide. In his new […]
Seymour Mace: Shit Title
Seymour Mace worked as a clown in the 90’s before he became a stand up this physicality comes across in his latest fringe show, Seymour Mace – Shit Title. He’s constantly moving around the space […]
Mitch Benn: Don’t Fear the Reaper
It’s clear immediately Mitch Benn’s latest show doesn’t do much small. He’s a big man with a big voice here to put on a big show. Having been going 20 years, he’s a familiar face […]
Jo Caulfield: Pretending To Care
Jo Caulfield is a veteran of not just the Fringe, but a pretty dazzling array of BBC television and radio shows as well. She’s very familiar to mainstream comedy fans, and for good reason, she’s […]
Bethany Black Q&A - Edinburgh Fringe 2016
Edinburgh, the Fringe, why bother? I can’t think of a better way to spend £10,000 which also lets you know what people think of you. And I’m fed up of earning money in August and […]
Edinburgh Fringe Review - Bridget Christie: An Ungrateful Woman
The internet is a weird place. Quite often, in any article about feminism or violence against women, the comments section will suddenly explode with cascades of foaming, angry people. Angry people who deny that there […]
Edinburgh Fringe Review - Tony Law: Enter The Tonezone
It’s barely past morning yet for some reason, Fringe darling Tony Law is on at ten past twelve at the Stand three. I know it’s the Fringe but it does feel a bit early […]