Reviews

Edinburgh Fringe Review: Finlay Christie – Champagne Casanova, Monkey Barrel
If you are obviously posh in comedy you might as well own it. Jack Whitehall owns it, Ivo Graham owns and Finlay Christie stakes out similar territory. He portrays himself as privately educated but... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Zoe Wohlfeld – Dog Funeral, Underbelly
Zoe Wohlfeld is having a funeral for her deceased dog Twinkles and you are all invited. Whether you like it or not. Dog funeral is one of those clowning shows where you might have paid to be in the... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Harriet Richardson – Creep, Pleasance Courtyard
There are plenty of Taskmaster alumni at this year's Edinburgh Fringe – Rosie Jones, Ivo Graham, Mike Wozniak, Ed Gamble, Nish Kumar spring to mind – but only one show here is about a former... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lil Wenker – Boyking, Pleasance Courtyard
Let’s get this straight from the start. BOYKING! is not like any other show you’ll see at the Edinburgh Fringe this year. Not stand-up, not theatre, it’s an absolute blast from start to finish, with... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Rob Auton – Jupiter, Central at Assembly roxy
I don't know what Rob Auton has ever done to upset the Edinburgh Comedy Award judges but I've always found his Fringe shows to be some of the shows that have stayed longest in the memory. Sadly I've... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Elf Lyons is The Woman on the Edge, Pleasance Courtyard
In 2016 Richard Gadd won the Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show for a performance which featured him pounding a treadmill throughout the gig. In Elf Lyons is The Woman on the Edge performer Lyons... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Amanda Knox – Cartwheel, Gilded Balloon
The Edinburgh Fringe would not be the Edinburgh Fringe without controversy. And the first cause célèbre this year is the appearance of Amanda Knox, who was convicted then acquitted of the murder of... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jamie Wolf – Psycho
Ever worried that you might go to a medic a minor issue and find yourself in a psychiatric ward? No, me neither. But that's what happened to US comic Jamie Wolf and it makes the compelling central... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Spencer Jones – Dogs, Pleasance Dome
Every great artist needs a muse. For Spencer Jones his muse is a Chihuahua Jack Russell cross which he acquired four years ago. Just as the kids are more independent a whole new world of... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Susie McCabe – Coming Of Rage, Gordon Aikman Theatre at Assembly George Square
When she had a heart attack two years ago Susie McCabe thought she’d taken everything life could throw at her. Then things got worse. Divorce, heartache and the death of a close family... more
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