REVIEWS

Don’t Dress for Dinner – Frinton Summer Theatre

In these dark times we desperately need to laugh and laugh you will at ‘Don’t Dress for Dinner’. In fact,…

2 years ago

Chronically Hilarious – Museum of Comedy

Chronically Hilarious platforms disabled Comedians who pack a punch. It is often declared that any comedian worth their salt must…

3 years ago

Singh’ing in the Rain – Camden Fringe

Mandeep Singh’s Singh’ing in the Rain is an effortless and fresh take on comedy. He breezes through bits of observation…

3 years ago

The Magic of Terry Pratchett – Gilded Balloon Teviot

The show unfolded with a mix of anecdotes, on-screen jokes, and AI-created images, painting a picture of Pratchett's life that…

3 years ago

Nathan D’Arcy Roberts – Gilded Balloon Teviot

Nathan D'Arcy Roberts' show was an enjoyable experience that had me laughing throughout. With a casual approach, Roberts shared relatable…

3 years ago

Letter To Boddah – The Space @ Surgeons Hall

Taking inspiration from Kurt Kurbain’s suicide note to his imaginary friend Boddah, characters Billy (Kyle Fisher) and Tink (Jordan Reece)…

3 years ago

Ophelia – Greenside @ Riddles Court

Do women still need to fight for space simply to be? As uncomfortable as it is to watch a woman…

3 years ago

If You Were to Die Tomorrow – Paradise, St Augustine’s

If You Were to Die Tomorrow has been the most difficult show for me to review at the Edinburgh Fringe…

3 years ago

The Billy Joel Story – The Space @ Surgeons Hall

A fantastic night of live music from artist Angus Munro, who channels the life and music of the Piano Man…

3 years ago

The Grandfathers – Hill Street Theatre (Dunedin Theatre)

A truly emotion packed performance that will make you laugh, it will make you cry, it will make you quiver…

3 years ago