Review Edinburgh Fringe: Gregory Charles – Music Man
You know that feeling you get at the end of a gig, when the band reaches their crescendo and everyone around you goes absolutely mental for three minutes?...
Francesca Beckett
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Hannibal Buress
It's a good job Hannibal Buress is such a likeable performer; with a CV like his it'd be very easy to be jealous. At only 28 he has already written for shows su...
Review: Simon Evans
Simon Evans is one of those comedians who seem to be on the periphery of fame. A ‘you’ll know him when you see his face’ level of recognitio...
Review: Killing Bill Gates
It is often argued that the best things in life are free, and in the case of theatre the free fringe is incredibly important. It allows practitioners to dis...
Review – Alarms and Excursions
Comedy nowadays has to be crude and shocking to make people laugh. Only those making jokes about risqué topics or making politically incorrect statements seem...
Review – Waiting Like A Man
Impending fatherhood is the central theme of this one man show by Danny Benoliel, who delves into his past in an attempt to inform his future. But what has a ...
