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.”
Angela Barnes interview
” I’ve had proper jobs, and so I know exactly how lucky I am to be paid to do what I do.”
Five questions for John Scott
“I get to do a job I love, but in doing that job I’ve made myself totally unemployable. If the work dries up I don’t see any prospective employers being thrilled about what I’ve been doing for over a decade.”
Five questions for Lost Voice Guy
“If I wasn’t a stand-up, I would probably be very depressed! Comedy helps me cope with life.”
Five questions for Lee Kyle
“I am aware that having Get Your Own Back at the Fringe this year has very much removed my show’s USP. But, whatever, go and see the man off the telly all you want, just know that nostalgia is no substitute for what I have.”
Edinburgh Fringe review: Glenn Moore, Nephew to Three Gorgeous Uncles
“Glenn Moore’s forty-five minutes are heavy with punchlines and proper gags; but his relaxed anecdotal style is an effectively low-key foil to what could end up being a show that bashes you about the head with jokes.”
Line-up announced for The Wrestling III
Aisling Bea, Lou Sanders, Joel Dommett, Tom Parry, Mike Wozniak and Joe Lycett have been confirmed for the hit Edinburgh Fringe show.
