A show that doesn’t just make you laugh, it makes you happy. There is a difference.
Paul Currie brings a Must See show to The Fringe
Grant Buse: Touchè Busè – A Review
A Review of Grant Buses Edfringe show – Touchè Busè
A fun night with a highly talented entertainer
The Reverend Richard Coles: A Simple Country Parson – A Review
The Reverend Richard Coles delivers a very English sermon to his Edinburgh congregation. Touching on key cultural events, he tells us his story, its funny.
Stephen Buchanan: Baby Dove – A Review
Stephen Buchanan is an up and coming comedy talent. Great delivery style, cracking material and all the skills of a top performer.
Simon Evans: Dressing For Dinner – A Review
With grumpiness and a twinkle in his eye, Simon Evans asks some important questions and delivers comedy gold.
The 39 Steps, Devonshire Park Theatre – A Review
What is often considered the genesis of the spy thriller on screen is given a bold comic twist that is fresh, enlivening, inventive and worth every penny.
Paul Currie brings a Must See show to The Fringe
A show that doesn’t just make you laugh, it makes you happy. There is a difference.
A review of ‘Stand Up with Janine Harouni’ at The Edinburgh Fringe
A review of a stand up show by Janine Harouni. This is an excellent show by a comedian clearly destined for bigger and better things.
My Life Closed Twice at Hastings Fringe
This is an excellent piece of work, its well written and very well acted. Its provocative, challenging, informative, funny and well worth seeing.
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At Edinburgh in August? Tell us whats worth seeing
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The Mind expanding Bavard Bar
The Mind expanding Bavard Bar. A review of the Bavard Bar in St Leonard’s. Turns out they like it too.
The Chatty Chimp 