A show that rails against the perils of corporate culture, but fa... (continued)

Debut free Fringe acts bring certain images to mind: ones of clum... (continued)

A complex, fickle show that teases a decent chuckle from the audience

A sparkling set chock-full of twists and turns that keeps the aud... (continued)

An underwhelming show let down by luke warm material and unstructured delivery

Daft, puerile, crowd-pleasing hour that will bring in casual Fringe-goers

There is absolutely no fruit involved in this solid, sex-filled show

Rocketing gig that is crippled by clumsy peripheral material

Hugely popular at the Fringe, improvised comedy is de facto banne... (continued)

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a successful show in... (continued)

Comfortable comedy that revolves around the the feelings of a failing father

A barrage of exquisitely silly sketches

Despite having spent years honing her craft on some of New York C... (continued)

Clowning without substance

It's a delight to imagine the research that must have gone into T... (continued)

An act that plays with social awkwardness and the plight of the nerd

This deliciously lascivious Thatcher send-up will have you shaking in your seat

Eric Lampaert's comedy of neuroses lacks structure and convincing observation

Many people will know this already, but Ed Gamble is a safe bet

An intelligent foundation that is largely squandered with recycle... (continued)