If you’re sympathetic to the left wing, if you are ever tempted to wander into an anarchist bookshop then you’ll love this show.
Read more
Author: Scott Redmond
Romesh Ranganathan
I didn’t have the highest hopes as I sat down to watch Romesh Ranganathan. Luckily, however, my prejudices were unfounded.
Read more
Craig Campbell- Easy Tiger
The show itself is a collection of anecdotes from his travels (a Scottish man getting ‘taped’ in Canada being a particular highlight), and it’s all good, classic club comedy.
Read more
Wendy Wason: Tiny Me
A charming performer but not quite funny enough. Scott Redmond reviews Wendy Wason at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Read more
Brendon Burns: Dumb White Guy
Scott Redmond finds a true comic genius in Brendon Burns at the Fringe. Free yet funny enough to warrant paying for, this show is unmissable.
Read more
Eleanor Morton- Happy Birthday Katie Lewis!
A show that doubles as the party of the titular character’s birthday, it is a funny yet bittersweet story of lost friendship that cleverly subverts traditional stand-up.
Read more