Sara Barron: For Worse
Bawdy, brazen and unapologetic - Barron's stand-up deserves to be seen by a large audience
Cath is a freelance writer whose first published work was a critique of Ready Steady Cook in a national newspaper when she was 10. For 11 months of the year she can be found hunched over a laptop bemoaning the state of the world, but every August comes alive at the Fringe.
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Ahir Shah: Duffer
Blisteringly rage-filled hour of stand-up on life, the universe and everything else
Robin Clyfan: The Sea is Big Enough To Take It
Solo stand up on life, death and dressing as a massive baby for cash.
Chris Kent: Looking Up
Cork comedian finds hilarity in the mundane
Brexit
Timely political satire sadly lacks bite
The Squirrel Plays
McCullough's play offers a smart and darkly humorous take on an emotive subject.
Danny O'Brien: Lock-In
A solid hour of laughs from a charismatic performer.
Adele Cliff: Sheep
Some snappy lines from Dave listed joke merchant get lost in a poorly constructed narrative.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Enjoyable farce based on the popular 80s film.