Comedy
Fringe review: A Brief History Of Beer
What should be a fun interactive drinking show goes down the drain because of the venue's constraints** Read more
Fringe review: Police Cops In Space
UK-based troupe The Pretend Men spoof 80s sci-fi flicks with hilarious movement, prop and pun-based humour Read more
Fringe review: Shit I'm In Love With You Again
Rachelle Elie's show about finding love and maintaining it is funny, honest and refreshing Read more
Fringe review: F*cking Perfect
Beautiful ensemble piece about a woman's psyche will leave you feeling uplifted Read more
Fringe review: Generally Hospital
Hilarious sketches set in hospitals reflect talented troupe's diversity Read more
Fringe review: Prank
Danny Pagett's futuristic comedy about the children of social media celebrities doesn't do enough with its intriguing premise Read more
Fringe review: Morning Buzz Live!
Talented young stars show promise in this SNL-style show Read more
Fringe review: The Honeymoon Period is Officially Over
Gifted solo performer Gemma Wilcox explores human relationships with sharp writing, great physicality and just the right musical choices Read more
Fringe review: How To Be FEARLESS! (With Roxy Roberts)
Site-specific sendup of motivational speakers gets big laughs Read more
Fringe review: Marc and Xave: Song Engineers
Cute and nerdy musical comedy duo scores big laughs over science and song structure Read more
Fringe review: From Newfoundland With Asthma
Colin Hollett's stand-up set gets laughs, but it's not for everyone – especially hypersensitive millennials Read more
Fringe review: D&D Live!
Sex T-Rex rolls the 20-sided die in this improvised fantasy show and produces lots of laughs Read more
Fringe review: Bikeface
Solo show based on Natalie Frijia's cross-country trek on two wheels takes you on a funny and insightful journey Read more
Fringe Review: Tinder On The Toilet And Other Bad Ideas
Hip-hop comedy troupe Notorious’s sketch show shines when taking on current rap and cultural references Read more
Fringe review: INESCAPABLE
Festival fave Martin Dockery's riveting two-hander ends up in a fascinating place Read more
Fringe review: Bring The Piano
Songwriter and humourist Randy Vancourt hits lots of familiar notes in his autobiographical solo show Read more
Fringe review: The Merkin Sisters
Fun two-hander is an entertaining combination of gross-out comedy, dance, puppets, audience participation and pantomime Read more
Fringe review: We'll Be Better Tomorrow
In their second Fringe show together, Jason DeRosse and Stacey McGunnigle get big laughs from our all-too-human foibles Read more