Comedy
No need for explanations here, but if you need a laugh then this is the category for you! You’ll find reviews of all the shows that have had us rolling in the aisles on this page.
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Review: Golden Fly Bomb, The Cockpit
Some impressive use of animation and video isn’t enough to bring life or meaning to a show that fails to leave any lasting impression.
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Review: What Is Going On?, Etcetera Theatre
With this show, Bowers is developing a unique comic voice that fuses chaos with intense thought. For all its craziness and playfulness, it remains authentic and sincere.
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Review: Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, EdFringe
Endlessly clever with a White Claw in hand; Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare returns with yet another showcase of improv mastery.
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Review: Laughing Matters, Canal Café Theatre
A polished and assured piece of theatre. It reminds us that comedy is grounded in human connection.
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Review: Three Chickens Confront Existence, Edfringe
A quirky show which blends humour and existentialism.
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Review: Night Terror, EdFringe
Eli Matthewson is a natural comic whose personal, narrative-driven stand-up explores life as a gay man in a long-term relationship
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Review: You Are What You Eat, Little Angel Theatre
This fast-paced misadventure of two amateur private detectives balances a dramatic crime caper and comedic entertainment.
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Review: Bea P. Deigh, Edfringe
Raw and unpolished in places, Bea P. Deigh is also deeply sincere and sharply conceived. Arden Winant delivers a clever and chaotic deep-dive into living with Borderline Personality Disorder.
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Review: Up, EdFringe
A slick, funny and inventive performance that uses small objects to tell a big tale: it’s all about how you look at it.
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Review: The Great Pies of Denby Dale, Bread and Roses Theatre
No soggy bottoms at this silly yet charming production.