2024 marks a momentous year in the history of comedy — yes, we are suggesting that until this year, comedy in mainland Europe has gone largely unrecognized by the greater industry. So, we sent some of our most astute reviewers to the Edinburgh Fringe to watch for winners of the first annual European Comedy Award. […]
Announcing the Winners of the First Annual European Comedy Award Read More »
George Zak: 2024 Greek Comedian of The Year, Greek in The Sheets Review by Jamie Lerner To say that George Zak is one of the most experienced European comedians on the circuit would be an understatement. With 15 years of performing around the continent under his belt, the Greek Manchester-based comic is a pro at
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Patrick Moore: Mamas’ Boy Review by Jamie Lerner In grammar, the placement of an apostrophe is significant, but in the case of Patrick Moore’s Fringe show, Mamas’ Boy, it’s essential. Mamas is a plurality to denote Patrick’s lesbian moms. He never realized having lesbian moms wasn’t normal. But in Mamas’ Boy, Patrick takes us on
Patrick Moore Is a Proud ‘Mamas’ Boy’ Read More »
Libyan comedian jokes about masturbation, immigration, and love in his Edinburgh Fringe show about living in Munich.
Mustafa Algiyadi: Almost Legal Alien Read More »
Bone Man delights audiences with his unexpected authenticity in a playful hour of comedy.
“I. Am. Bone Man. You Are … ” Missing Out if You Don’t See This Show! Read More »
English comedian addresses OCD and life as an expat in his debut hour.
Andy Casper Says Our Innermost Thoughts Out Loud in ‘Gremlin Head’ Read More »
Iain Anderson’s TRAUMEDY offers a unique, must-see perspective on life as a homeless drug addict. Despite its comedic billing, the show elicits both laughter and tears through Iain’s surprising storytelling. Seven years sober, Iain’s story offers hope to those who feel stuck in their own struggles. Catch TRAUMEDY at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
Iain Anderson Is Still Fabulous as He Delivers the ‘TRAUMEDY’ Read More »
Anyone who knows Mariah Girouard personally would not call her a “good girl.” But that’s exactly what her show leads to — a series of unfortunate events that eventually bring her to the titular moment of reckoning with how the perception of who she is conflicts with who she wants to be. Mariah looks like
Mariah Girouard Is Not a ‘Good Girl,’ but She Puts on a ‘Good Show’ Read More »
Award-winning comedian Jamie Lerner brings her first solo show, F*ck Tomorrow, to the Edinburgh Fringe in 2024. Starting with previews in Barcelona, Jamie has developed the show over her eight years of on-and-off comedy into a combination of jokes, songs, and stories that chronicle her life as a boy-crazy child with undiagnosed ADHD and an
F*ck Tomorrow — A Letter to Little Jamie Lerner Read More »
