
Short Com treats Edinburgh and Glasgow to the best in comedy shorts
Festival whose alumni have gone on to TV and award success showcases 50 films from the best new international talent
Robert Peacock / 2 November 2022
Festival whose alumni have gone on to TV and award success showcases 50 films from the best new international talent
Robert Peacock / 2 November 2022
Diabolical in service of deeper truths; the Fringe doesn't realise what it's missing
Hard-hitting stand-up points to the UK's dangerous class divide
Festival whose alumni have gone on to TV and award success showcases 50 films from the best new international talent
A one-man extravaganza that feels stubbornly unsure about who its audience is
Diabolical in service of deeper truths; the Fringe doesn't realise what it's missing
Clever use of a 'boys-gone-wild' tale in the service of a routine of sensitivity and frank vulnerability
Excellent one-man show sinks its fangs into all seven seasons of Buffy
Former secondary school teacher delivers excellent educational comedy
A promising solo debut beautifully combining anecdotes, physical gags and a multimedia approach
Fascinating snapshot of the 'historically accurate' Jesus-lookalike's life in Sri Lanka, US and the UK
Atmospheric haunted-during-lockdown premise rarely transcends its personal subject matter
A fun and breezy sketch show about women in history