Reginald D Hunter - 7 March, The Glasgow Stand
By . Published 01 April 2008
This man is so edgy he's four-dimensional.
Comedy > Reviews
Richard Herring: Oh Fuck I'm 40 - 9 Mar, Tron Theatre
By . Published 01 April 2008He's now middle aged and this gives him license to be as grumpy as possible.
Simon Munnery - 19 Mar, The Stand
By . Published 01 April 2008Munnery is a pleasure to watch in any guise
Stewart Francis: 148 People Can't Be Wrong - 7 Mar, Blackfriars Basement
By . Published 01 April 2008Francis cuts a laid back figure on stage and his amiable Canadian drawl only accentuates the tongue digging into his cheek.
Wil Hodgson: Straight Outta Chippenham, 9 Mar, Brel
By . Published 01 April 2008There is a fine line between comedy and therapy.
Mark Watson @ The Stand, Glasgow, 9 Nov
By . Published 07 December 2007With nervous energy Watson babbles out his material in enthusiastic bursts
Nick Wilty
By . Published 08 September 2007Taking the 'man in the pub' approach, Wilty talks in gravely tones about his career in the army, his naivety and the struggles of the war, often relying on 'barracks'...
Stephen K Amos - More of Me
By . Published 08 September 2007With effortless charm Amos weaves together personal stories with political asides, cultural references and audience participation in a neatly constructed hour.
Idiots of Ants
By . Published 26 August 2007Idiots of Ants, according to the team, is an appropriation of the French, 'l'idiot savant': the knowing fool. It's a bold decision - imbuing one's show at its most basic...
Paper Monkeys: Legends
By . Published 22 August 2007Sure, a few of the lines fall flat, but this is a lot of talent for a small room
Working Girls
By . Published 22 August 2007It takes some guts to complete a show which is met with such indifference and apathy
Alex Horne: Birdwatching
By . Published 22 August 2007What makes this show an interesting comedy outing is Horne himself: quick, intelligent, and capable of generating wholesome laughs without falter
Sean Hughes
By . Published 22 August 2007Why, oh why, must he sing karaoke?
Discotivity
By . Published 22 August 2007There's a good show trapped in this mess somewhere, but when its presented in this manner, the only option is to sink to your knees, gaze skywards and cry out...
Julian Fox
By . Published 22 August 2007One of the most interesting, entertaining and perplexing yet uncontrived shows you will see at the Fringe
Waiting for Alice
By . Published 22 August 2007Far and away the best piece of theatre written and performed by comedians at this year's Fringe
Mrs Barbara Nice
By . Published 22 August 2007If you're prepared to leave any notion of shame at the door, there isn't a nicer time to be had in Edinburgh
Justin Moorhouse
By . Published 22 August 2007The comic's affection for his family is more likely to provoke 'aahhhhhs' than laughs at this year's Fringe
Robin Ince
By . Published 22 August 2007Robin Ince is clearly a man who is obsessed by books. He wears a t-shirt bearing the slogan of New York City’s Strand Bookstore, “18 miles of books”, and the...
Alyssa Kyria
By . Published 22 August 2007As far as Fringe comedy experiences go, this is the pits. In fact, the very word “comedy" is utterly misleading, implying at least a glimmer of joy is to be...
