Cher in a batsuit

Have you ever noticed how no debut comedian ever has anything val... (continued)

You know you're in for something a bit odd when the guy on stage ... (continued)

A woman waits at a bar – it's TV star Bojana Novakovic, but for o... (continued)

A witty, energetic take down of political correctness from the inside

High Heels in Low Places is peek behind the lippy and the sequins... (continued)

Marissa Burgess reviews: Sofie Hagen: Shimmer Shatter (4 stars) |... (continued)

No children's parties

One wonders if Jeremy Hunt might send an incognito aide to see this show

You could spend a good proportion of Randy Writes a Novel squinti... (continued)

Holly Burn is still big. It’s the Fringe that got small.

Film Noir while overdosing on Gaviscon

Even in his earlier, more autobiographical shows, Rhys James alwa... (continued)

Given that Russia isn't exactly synonymous with comedy, it's not ... (continued)

Amidst all her characters, Clare Harrison is the one that's underexposed.

Andrew Doyle is probably never asked to be Best Man at friends’ weddings

When capitalism gets clingy

The most dependable man at the Fringe

We really shouldn’t ignore the influence of Lewis Schaffer on today’s Fringe

Can your choice of venue change your material? Clare Plested was ... (continued)