Review Edinburgh Fringe: Colin Hoult’s Inferno
A good character comedian is hard to come by. It's seemingly difficult to create characters that are not only convincing and entertaining, but also have heart. ...
Edinburgh Festival 2011
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Delete the Banjax
Everyone in comedy these days seems to be 'hotly tipped' for something, but I'd heard so much buzz around Delete the Banjax that I felt compelled to go and se...
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Little Howard’s Big Show
It's a display of how weird the Fringe experience is, that yesterday I found myself waiting in a queue for a show surrounded by (what seemed like) hundreds of...
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?...
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Some Small Love Story
There are some stories that will make you laugh, some that will leave you angry, and occasionally a story that will leave you tingling with emotion. Some Small ...
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Slender Threads
ChickenShed is a theatre company that doesn't do things by halves. When it commits to a project or a show it presents with such energy and certainty that you kn...