2022 ED FRINGE INTERVIEWS

I TALK TO Thanyia Moore

"After two years of sad, dreary Boris, I just want to be funny. When you leave my show, the only thing I want to hear is "I really...

I TALK TO Sikisa

"I feel like my show is going to be the catalyst for a lot of drunk people in Edinburgh!" Sikisa is a comedian, writer and producer from...

I TALK TO Rosie Holt

"There are some people who really hate me on Twitter because they say you shouldn't joke about anything serious. Those people shouldn't...

I TALK TO Michael Akadiri

"I feel like a fraud sometimes. On my socials, I call myself a comedian, but once I've done an Edinburgh hour, that's when I can say I'm...

I TALK TO Lily Phillips

"Doing your first hour in Edinburgh is a milestone and I really hope I move up a level." In 2019, born and bred Londoner Lily Phillips,...

I TALK TO Josh Jones

"Edinburgh has always been last on my list. I wanted to learn the circuit, do all the clubs and learn how to play for all different types...

I TALK TO Chloe Petts

"For people who aren't very well versed in gender fluidity or toxic masculinity, I hope my show gives them a fun route in." I first saw...

I TALK TO Aurie Styla

"If I'm honest, I've been anti-Edinburgh for a long time. Everything about my rise as a comedian, especially in the UK, has not been...

I TALK TO Amy Gledhill

"I put a hot dog costume on for three years of my life. We only made one joke about it and then it was just ignored." Hull-born Amy...

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