Taking a break from his popular stints on ‘Friday Night Project’ and ‘8 out of 10 cats’, Rob Rouse makes a charming return to the Fringe.
Taking a break from his popular stints on ‘Friday Night Project’ and ‘8 out of 10 cats’, Rob Rouse makes a charming return to the Fringe.
When he was last at the Fringe, in 2007, Tom Basden won the if.Comedy Newcomer Award, and with good reason. If there is any justice, he should be winning (or at least be nominated for) the if.Comedy award itself this year.
Even though his shows are frequently sold out, as Jon Richardson comes on stage he starts by worrying about the comfort of his audience in a room that’s too hot.
Die Roten Punkte (or The Red Dots as it translates) are a brother and sister band (Otto and Astrid Rot) - she plays the drums and he plays guitar.
Lighter Than Air is a solo show performed by the clown Danny Schlesinger. He is not a make-up wearing clown of the Ronald McDonald variety however (which is a relief), and instead is faintly comically dressed in a pale blue suit and glasses.
One of the most charismatic comedians of the Festival, Toulson is a master when it comes to interacting with his audience – and he clearly knows it.
The Pleasance Courtyard has been harbouring a secret, a wonderful little secret, and her name is Rachel Rose Reid.
It is two weeks into the Edinburgh Festival and Maxwell freely admits that it is driving him demented. Perhaps it is this frustration that adds to Andrew’s energy revealing him to be one of the funniest comedians around who simply will not take any prisoners.
Cardinal Burns sketch show should be funny. With two talented good looking guys, with one of the best openers in Fringe sketch history, some clever and inventive ideas, and such a willing audience, there really isn’t a reason to go wrong. And, nevertheless, it just doesn’t work.
The guys behind the magnificent ‘Ernest and the Pale Moon’ answer some quick questions for us.




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