We’re back up in Edinburgh this year for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival – this time Marty’s over from Australia, and he’s joined Liz, Billy, Myk, Kat & I in a nice centrally-placed apartment for a week of theatrical excess and mayhem. So far we’ve seen (I suspect I’ll edit this list a few times in the next couple of days to add detail as I get time & inclination):
- Powaqqatsi
- Andrew Maxwell’s Fullmooners
- Three Man Roast
- John Hegley / Family Wordship
- David Leddy’s Untitled Love Story
- Andy Zaltzman’s Political Animal
- Simon Callow’s Tuesday at Tesco’s
- Andy Zaltzman / Armchair Revolutionary
- Death Song
- Robin Ince’s Struggle for Existence
- Robin Ince & Michael Legge / Righteous Anger Pointless Ire 2 (if you’re particularly observant you might spot the sentence in the review where I come away thinking I’ve made an amazing point and then a couple of hours later realise that I’ve rushed it and made a complete arse of the sentence, and it’s too late to do anything about it)
- Shlomo / Mouthtronica
- Comedy Countdown
- Who Killed The Counsellor
- Physical Graffiti
- Stewart Lee: Flickwerk
- Henry Rollins
- Andrew Maxwell: The Lights Are On
- Vikki Stone: Big Neon Lights
- The Late Show
- The Thinking Drinker’s Guide to Alcohol
- A World Without Words
- Rock The Ballet
- Richard Herring: What Is Love Anyway?
- The Stand Late Show
If there’s a link there, it’s to a review of that show I wrote for Whatsonstage.com
More detail to follow.
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