Edinburgh Fringe Review: Amy Matthews – Definitions of Toast
Dave Baillie
Amy Matthews starts this afternoon by lampooning how difficult middle-aged men have it, before hitting us with a couple of really great bits about sneezes and jam. I haven’t seen…
Monkey Barrel
Edinburgh Fringe Review: David Correos – Noise Zealand
Many shows at the Edinburgh Fringe claim to be ‘anarchic’, but I’m pretty sure only this one will cause a reviewer (me) to take the following note: “crowd cheer Eton…
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bella Hull – Mad Cow Disease
Bella Hull is a performer capable of quickly generating an impressive amount of energy in a room. As we were settling in, I’d worried that this midweek lunchtime audience seemed…
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Sarah Roberts – Scary Movie 7
Sarah Roberts solemnly enters the room, wearing a hooded robe and chains, in keeping with the horror theme of the title (and flyer and poster), before removing the hood, and…
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Gareth Waugh – Is Pepsi Okay?
Gareth Waugh is an amiable and funny comedian, a rising star of the Scottish comedy scene – although if you’ve seen him before there’s perhaps a good chance it was…
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Geoffrey Asmus – Patriautism
Geoffrey Asmus is an American with an impressive joke writing sensibility, one that’s frequently mentioned by fellow comedians on podcasts, and I was really curious to see him in action.…