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10 August 2015
Sarah Callaghan: Elephant
How emotionally tender and conscientious can a stand-up comedy gig get without addressing death? Go and see Callaghan and you'll find out.
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10 August 2015
The Lost Girls
The Lost Girls have proven to be an incredibly talented group of girls, with their intense, moving and utterly mesmerising piece of drama, that left many in the house with a tear in their eye.
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10 August 2015
Damien Slash: Ubermen
A fast paced comedy sketch show performed with charm.
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10 August 2015
In Cahoots: Two White Guys
I told you last year they were too good not to be making money from their time at the Fringe, and I was right. Their work is going in the right direction.
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10 August 2015
Aunty Donna
Join the Bubblebath Boys as they hunt down the evil Aunty Donna – who keep cancelling their show. Wait a minute. That's not right?
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10 August 2015
Jimmy McGhie - Winged Goddess of Victory
McGhie tried something new, but it was no victory
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10 August 2015
John Hastings: Marked from the Start
Canadian comedian smashes it at the Fringe
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10 August 2015
Nick Hall: Dodekahedron
A crude comedy sketch show that fell short of expectation.
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10 August 2015
The Jest: The Five Humours
A cleverly pieced together sketch show that confused, amused and outright shocked the audience from start to finish.
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10 August 2015
John Robertson - The Dark Room: Symphony of a Floating Head
You awake to find yourself in... The Dark Room. What do you do, Darren?
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10 August 2015
Amy Howereska: Sasspot
Putting the Fun in Funeral, and making weddings woeful. Such is the life of Amy Howereska.
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10 August 2015
Stephen Bailey: Should’ve Been A Popstar
Bailey's routine exuded such a level of energy, that would raise up even the dullest of demeanours.
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9 August 2015
Tez Ilyas: Tez Talks
Tez's show is original, witty and incredibly clever, combining his beliefs and his nationality in a hilarious piece of stand-up comedy that will have you laughing from start to finish.
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9 August 2015
Heartbeats & Algorithms
A one-woman show tells the audience a story about the implications of a world in which technology can pre-empt our decisions based on our digital fingerprint.
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9 August 2015
David Elms: Mister Boy
A light-hearted comic with a charming sense of humour, David indulged us with stories about his wife and his hair-dresser.
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9 August 2015
Neil Henry's Magical Mindsquirm
Neil Henry really "Tabozw" the audience - AMAZING