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Continue reading →: Grow Up Magic Man-Tom Bolton.
Family magic show Grow Up Magic Man written and performed by Tom Bolton. Has been a show influenced by his own experiences growing up. The stage setting is based on a younger Tom’s bedroom layout. Influenced by Derren Brown from an early age he understands the importance of capturing young…
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Continue reading →: ECCENTRICS Assemble by Paul Wady.
Paul Wady has produced an incredibly well-researched and engaging show celebrating the world of “Essentrics” called Essentrics Assemble packed full of information and facts about the famous people featured within the show. Celebrating its tenth anniversary at the Edinburgh Fringe this year and until this year it has never been…
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Continue reading →: Trawled by Eion Ryan.
Eion Ryan spent the majority of his time “trawling” the streets of Edinburgh during the Fringe dressed in a shark suit with a billboard on his back to hand out leaflets and promote his debut solo show Trawled. A superb way of getting your show profile seen in an “ocean”…
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Continue reading →: SPIKED by Saraya Haddad.
SPIKED by Saraya Haddad is a One-Woman play that combines an evening when she was about to go on stage to perform Atiel in The Tempest by William Shakespeare after being spiked in the University campus bar. All of her memories of the evening are blanked out. It’s the barrage…
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Continue reading →: Cosmic Twegheads-Jordan and Jack.
Jordan and Jack beam into Edinburgh for the final week of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to showcase their new and first Edinburgh Fringe show Cosmic Twegheads. The pair are preparing to launch into space but before they go off there’s a show to perform. It’s time to meet the Twegheads.…
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Continue reading →: Don’t Look Back by Dan Fardell.
Brighton comedian Dan Fardell is one the humblest comedians I’ve met during my years of reviewing theatre and comedy. Don’t Look Back is a show with two meanings one never looks back just focus on the future and his actual back which he cannot look at without help anyway. Fardell…
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Continue reading →: Mhairi Black-Politics Isn’t For Me.Mhairi Black stood down in the 2024 general election after a decade as MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire and former deputy Leader of the Scottish National Party. In her Edinburgh Fringe debut stand-up show Politics Isn’t For Me she opens up about some of the mysterious voting rules instead Westminster.…
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Continue reading →: The Grim by Edmund Morris.
Edmund Morris first hit my radar a few years ago with his macabre comedy You’re Dead Mate about a man who had died and was in-between worlds. He just needed to accept his death and fill in the paperwork before moving on to the afterlife! The Grim follows Morris’s dark…
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Continue reading →: Andy Roach-Laughing at Conspiracy Theories.
A quick Google search and Conspiracy Theories are in abundance. From Paul McCartney, the moon landing and the Titanic. Liverpool-based comedian Andy Roach brought his show Laughing at Conspiracy Theories to Just the Tonic at the Edinburgh Fringe. Every performance will be slightly different as the show relies heavily on…
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Continue reading →: A Chip Off the Gold Block by Leslie Gold.
Leslie Gold, a New Jersey comedian living in the UK brings her “Dead Dad” and sense of “Identity” comedy show A Chip Off The Gold Block to Edinburgh Fringe with plans for further tour dates. Leslie pays tribute to her father and thanks him for giving the family a name that…
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