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.
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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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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.
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by Mariah Girouard American comedian Jamie Lerner was always obsessed with little orphan Annie, having starred in several productions of the show itself as a kid. In F*ck Tomorrow, Jamie introduces her character to the audience through an on-screen projection of her 5-year-old self singing for the camera, showing off her “star quality” from a
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