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 […]
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Lara Ricote: Little Tiny Wet Show (Baptism) Review by Esther This is an incredibly trite opening sentence, but there is genuinely a line wrapping around the block for Lara Ricote’s Little Tiny Wet Show (Baptism). So much so, that we are constantly asked by passersby who we’re queuing for – and it’s at this point,
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Abby Wambaugh: The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows Review by Esther Abby Wambaugh would like you to know that this is not a show about miscarriage. Despite the show’s description—“Abby awoke in hospital after a late miscarriage and, high on anaesthesia, decided to become a comedian.”— it is definitely not a show about miscarriage.
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Terence Hartnett: 1 Lung Run Review by Mariah Girouard American comedian Terence Hartnett begins his hour by saying that there are three reasons why people find themselves at this show. One: They’re a cancer survivor. Terence we will learn, has survived cancer not once, but twice. Two: They’re Austrian. Formerly based in New York, Terence
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Loren Mayshark: Son of a Luddite Review by Mariah Girouard If you’re like me and you don’t know what a “Luddite” is, Loren Mayshark and Gesche Picolin teach you all about it in their show Son of a Luddite. The show begins with Loren’s opener, Gesche, a soft-spoken and composed comic who tells us about
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Libyan comedian jokes about masturbation, immigration, and love in his Edinburgh Fringe show about living in Munich.
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Aussie comedian debuts at the Edinburgh Fringe with a show about how the aftermath of her husband’s affair from losing her stepdaughter to joining a throuple
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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.
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Get ready for a journey into the absurd with Alec Snook’s debut solo hour, “Decomposing, Live”. This unconventional comedy show takes you on a wild ride through short tales, outrageous storytelling, and absurdist detours. But don’t be fooled, there’s a poignant undercurrent to Snook’s humor. With sincere moments juxtaposed with surreal ones, this show is a joyous celebration of life’s general decline. Alec Snook’s “Decomposing, Live” will have you laughing, thinking, and maybe even shedding a tear. Head to Laughing Horse @ The Three Sisters in the Wee Room to catch this one-of-a-kind show before it’s gone.
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