2016 ED FRINGE REVIEWS

ED FRINGE REVIEW Iain Stirling, Onwards!

★★★★ Iain Stirling, the voice of Love Island and before that, a familiar face on CBBC took to the Edinburgh Fringe stage with his...

ED FRINGE REVIEW Ellie Taylor, Infidelliety

★★★★ In 2011, Ellie Taylor took part in a show on ITV called Show Me The Funny, essentially The X Factor for comedy, and narrowly missed...

ED FRINGE REVIEW Rhys James, Forgives

★★★★ I’ve never seen Rhys James live before, and I’ve only really seen him a couple of times of TV on ITV2's Elevenish, but he came...

ED FRINGE REVIEW Seann Walsh, One For The Road

★★★★★ Seann Walsh for me, is one of those names who I feel should have hit the big time by now. But for some reason this hasn't quite...

ED FRINGE REVIEW Al Porter, At Large

★★★★ I spoke to 22 comedians over the summer ahead of this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and one of my favourite chats was with Irish...

ED FRINGE REVIEW Giants

★★★★ Sketch comedy isn't something you see much of on television anymore, but up at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, it's alive and well....

ED FRINGE REVIEW Joel Dommett, Pretending to Smoke with a Breadstick

★★★★ As a kid, Joel Dommett used to pretend to smoke using breadsticks, and as a result is apparently addicted to breadsticks. Hence the...

ED FRINGE REVIEW Mr Swallow, Houdini

★★★★★ Nick Mohammed's alter ego Mr Swallow returns to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year with a magical, musical biopic of Houdini....

ED FRINGE REVIEW Birthday Girls, Sh!t Hot Party Legends

★★★★★ Last year's surprise highlight of the Fringe was watching Beattie Edmondson, Rose Johnson and Camille Ucan, aka Birthday Girls in a...

ED FRINGE REVIEW Luke Kempner, Judi Dench Broke My Heart

★★★★ The name Luke Kempner might not mean anything to you yet but if 2016 is anything to go by, then his star is rising and by this time...

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