Edinburgh Fringe 2014 Comedy Reviews

All of our 2014 Edinburgh Fringe reviews in one place – a look at the best, the worst and everything in between at the biggest arts festival in the world.

 Innes McQuillin

Edinburgh Fringe review: Phil Wang, Mellow Yellow

Edinburgh Fringe review: Phil Wang, Mellow Yellow

Phil Wang has packed a lot into his first quarter century. President of Cambridge Footlights; two prestigious student comedy awards: appearances on BBC radio and TV. So does comedy fame and fortune lie ahead?

 Lorenzo Pacitti

Edinburgh Fringe review: Luisa Omielan, Am I Right Ladies?

Edinburgh Fringe review: Luisa Omielan, Am I Right Ladies?

The queue for Luisa Omielan’s show could well be mistaken for a line outside a pop concert. Whooping groups of girls come in packs of four or more, clamouring for a seat at the front to be as close to their idol as possible.

 Innes McQuillin

Edinburgh Fringe review: Luke Benson Makes Something Of Himself

Edinburgh Fringe review: Luke Benson Makes Something Of Himself

The early signs were unconvincing. Outside, heavy showers thinned the passing trade.

 Andrew Dipper

Latitude review: Alex Horne, Monsieur Butterfly

Latitude review: Alex Horne, Monsieur Butterfly

Live comedy is unpredictable at the best of times, but Alex Horne takes risk to another level in his new show, Monsieur Butterfly.

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