Edinburgh Fringe review: Janine Harouni’s solo stand-up debut is worthy of its accolades
It's no surprise that Janine Harouni scooped the BBC New Comedy Award for 2019 last week, and that her debut show is nominated for a slew of other gongs.
Edinburgh Fringe Review
Edinburgh Fringe review: Steve Bugeja pays a sweet, hilarious and heart-warming tribute to his Single Mum
Steve Bugeja admits that a lot of people have come up to him after his show Single Mum to ask him - "do you fancy your mum?"
Edinburgh Fringe review: Harry & Chris take their comedy-rap-jazz superpowers to the next level
With pandas becoming pregnant and the world saved thanks to their comedy-rap-jazz superpowers, musical comedy duo Harry and Chris this year set their eyes on their most difficult task yet… saving the universe.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Tania Edwards’ Don’t Mention It is a steady stream of sharp and savage wit
If you're looking for an hour of well-crafted, funny and easily enjoyable comedy, Tania Edwards' Don't Mention It deserves to be, well, mentioned.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Jess Robinson dazzles with both her celebrity impressions and her own stunning voice
It's lucky the circus-like tent that forms The Assembly Rooms' Bijou venue is held down well, otherwise the sheer power of Jess Robinson's vocals would surely blow it away.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Laura Lexx takes on the world’s woes with bright energy in Knee Jerk
Even on her last performance before a well-earned day off, Laura Lexx is full of bright energy from the get-go in her show Knee Jerk.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Travis Jay makes a solid debut with Funny, Petty, Cool
A confident and engaging performer, Travis Jay makes a solid Edinburgh Fringe debut with Funny, Petty, Cool.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Jack Barry’s Alien delivers a hilarious and timely message of acceptance
It's a tight squeeze in the Banshee Labyrinth's Cinema Room as Jack Barry takes to the stage.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Ashley Storrie shares her story in a hilarious hour of stand-up therapy
Ashley Storrie is so desperate to get her show going that she's already on stage as the long audience queue filters in.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Adam Hess puts his audience inside a whirlwind of laughs
It's a wonder Adam Hess doesn't collapse in a heap at the end of every show with the amount of energy he puts in.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Jacob Hawley’s Faliraki shows he’s as adept with a quick punchline as he is a deeply personal story
Having delivered a great debut hour last year, Jacob Hawley continues his rise with another solid show.