Edinburgh Fringe Review: Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking
(3/5 stars) The basic problem with this show is that the nuclear bombs detonated on Hirshima and Nagasaki just aren't funny. A light-hearted romp through th...
Pleasance
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Making News
(3/5 stars) Rachel Clarke (Suki Webster from Comedy Store Players and Paul Merton’s Impro Chums), the newly appointed Acting Head of News for the BBC, is havin...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Missing
(4/5 Stars) In Amit Lahav's director's notes for Gecko Theatre's latest production, Missing, he suggests that "I honestly don't know what Missing will mean ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: If These Spasms Could Speak
(3/5 stars) As a conceit for a show, Robert Softley's is a clever one. As the affable Softley explains to us at the beginning of the piece, he has cerebral...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: BLAM!
(3/5)
BLAM! is a show which lives or dies on whether or not this is your kind of humour. Its elongated fight scenes and childishness, like a glorified stunt m...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Ghost Hunter
(3/5 stars) What starts off feeling like a self-indulgent take on a traditionally gothic Victorian ghost story gradually reveals itself to be a far more co...