Edinburgh Fringe review: Tony Law, Frillemorphesis
“Just watching Tony Law work is an education. Anyone who’s serious about comedy should go see him.”
Edinburgh Fringe review: Silky, The Shrieking In My Mind
“Silky’s show is a charmingly relaxed weave of audience interaction, stories and songs.”
Edinburgh Fringe review: Fern Brady, People Are Idiots
“Performing to a full house audience in a small room at noon, Fern’s beautifully paced, consistent set drew laughter and applause throughout.”
Edinburgh Fringe review: Seymour Mace, Niche As F*ck!
“The world needs more of Seymour Mace’s adult fun.”
Edinburgh Fringe review: Michael J Dolan, Miserable Guts
With billing as “comedy’s bleak philosopher” it should be immediately clear that Michael J Dolan isn’t your average funny man.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Tiff Stevenson, Mad Man
If there’s a correlation between the space a comedian occupies and their career standing, then Tiff Stevenson is doing very nicely, thank you.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Yianni, Why Did the Chicken Cross the Line?
“While Yianni doesn’t flaunt it, the suspicion is he’s the smartest in the room. His clever logic and observations provide smiles, chuckles and laughs throughout.”
Edinburgh Fringe review: Raymond Mearns Is Growing Old Disgracefully
“While Raymond Mearns was rewarded with a full house on the night, the appreciative audience were the big winners.”
