Well-seasoned standups have long looked on with undisguised disgu... (continued)

The recent resurgence of mime at the Fringe, epitomised by Doctor... (continued)

Thoughtful and gently provocative on the subject of ethnicity, In... (continued)

Absorbing and affecting, delivered with candour, humour and self-... (continued)

Everything is subjective, but these things Nish Kumar knows: nobo... (continued)

Celia Pacquola tackles clairvoyance in her current show, but she'... (continued)

Firstly, a big boooo to the organisers of this late-starting PBH ... (continued)

A wasted opportunity to explore a worthwhile concept

Oz standup Felicity Ward, with her bouncy corkscrew hair, volumin... (continued)

There are shows from the heart and shows from the head; Paul Curr... (continued)

Robust routine of weird, but confident and controlled, sketch material

Catriona Knox puts a lot into her shows

As his own hype man, Andy Zaltzman excels

It must be comforting bringing a new standup show to the Fringe t... (continued)

Defending the honour of the comedic monologue

Lead comedy critic Lyle Brennan finds Andrew Lawrence biting the ... (continued)

A personal and political hour that intrigues and amuses, without ... (continued)

Long's most personal show since her debut may also be her funniest yet

With an audio-visual blitz of an intro, Massive Dad deliver a suc... (continued)

Watson has really perfected his craft in his ten-year anniversary show