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The best of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014 Glorious press so far.
EastEnd Cabaret: Sexual Tension Underbelly, Bristo Square 20:00
ThreeWeeks, ★★★★★:
“Terrifically catchy.”
Broadway Baby, ★★★★:
“Hilarious.”
“A thoroughly joyous hour.”
“Thoroughly engrossing.”
The Telegraph, ★★★★:
The Telegraph, ★★★★:
This is Cabaret:
"The songs are hilarious, the character comedy pitch-perfect.”
ATG Tickets:
“Perversion has never been so playful. “
The List:
“East End Cabaret is titillating, thrilling and, at times, faultless.”
“This was a personality fuelled cabaret of highest class. With wagging marigolds, flying popcorn and plenty of gin. I’m sure East End Cabaret will remain one of my Edinburgh highlights.”
The List, ★★★★:
“The London-based duo put contemporary cabaret into its best gear.”
Rhys James: Begins Pleasance Courtyard 16:45
Beyond the Joke, ★★★★:
“There has been a bit of a buzz about Rhys James in the first week of the Fringe. His debut hour, entitled Begins, feels pretty close to being just right for Edinburgh. It is a conventional stand-up set about conventional subject matter, but with enough bells and whistles to make it stand out in an increasingly crowded market… with gags as good as his he doesn’t need a gimmick.”
Chortle, ★★★★:
"This is an accomplished hour that surely will at least be considered for a newcomer nomination."
London is Funny:
“It’s a promising debut from this precocious young gagsmith with a bright future ahead.”
Such Small Portions: Edinburgh picks 2014 Debut Hours:
“Probably the most reliable gagsmith on Twitter.”
The Independent Review, ★★★★:
"This is an accomplished debut from a talented performer."
Joe Wells: Night of the Living Tories Viva Mexico 12:00
Broadway Baby, ★★★★:
“This show is accessible for the political novice.”
“Wells’ ability to both deal with sophisticated political dialogue without losing outsiders along the way is a testament to his skills as a comic.”
“This is a cheeky, intelligent and well crafted hour of political comedy with punch.”
EdFringe, ★★★:
“He brought to life the dark past (and present) of the Tory party with humour.”
“I found myself hanging on to his every word.“
Theatre Reviews, ★★★★.
London is Funny:
“A very talented fellow. “
Nathaniel Metcalfe: Trivial Pursuits Cabaret Voltaire 14:35
The List:
“Clever, deconstructivist stand-up comedy.”
Tom Toal: Prequel Cabaret Voltaire 14:35
EdFest Mag, ★★★:
“When a comedian has every member of a crowd bouncing up and down and wholeheartedly chanting along as though they were at a football match, you know they have the charisma to pull off a stunning performance!”
Broadway Baby:
“Frolicsome and poignant stand-up.”
Shortcom, ★★★★:
“You might find yourself taking a paracetemol to kill the pain in your jawline afterwards.”
Punchline Guide, Recommendation:
http://punchlineuk.wordpress.com/2014/08/01/the-punchline-guide-to-the-2014-free-fringe/
Short & Curly: Who Dunnit? Ciao Roma 15.20
Such Small Portions:
“well-attuned fun.”
Lloyd Griffith: Voice of an Angel, Body of a Trucker Pleasance Courtyard 19:15
Broadway Baby, ★★★:
“An easy-going fun hour.”
ThreeWeeks, ★★★★:
“His sense of fun is infectious, his singing voice faultless and his anecdotes are told with boundless confidence.“
The List:
“An infectiously affable nature and the ability to spin a great yarn.”
Paul F Taylor: The Incredible Paul F Taylor Cabaret Voltaire 20:50
Broadway Baby, ★★★★:
“Theatrically interesting in the most accessible of ways.”
“Incredibly funny.”
