Johnnie Ingram is a geek by both profession and personality. He is an author, an aspirational pedant, an undercover feminist, a stalker of stand-ups, and an exponent of the Oxford comma. He has a Bacon Number of 3, and once had a short conversation with Daniel Kitson. He quite likes Doctor Who.
Anarchic and confrontational comedian is an undiscovered treasure.
Sacrificing donkeys to the god of comedy.
Esoteric, experimental show, bolstered by some genuinely strong traditional observational gags.
Let’s All Dance’s offering at this year’s Fringe is a near-perfect dose of entertainment for younger children.
Raymond Mearns, Susie McCabe and Mark Nelson acquit themselves well, but the evening belongs to the exceptional Bec Hill, a comic of rare skill and competence.
Reliable curmudgeon Jimmy McGhie tops the bill at the Festival Theatre’s monthly comedy club.