A five-star review for a high-energy, hilarious show. Jess Robinson is a phenomenal singer and impressionist who fills the prestigious Assembly stage with ease. Even if you’re not an Elton John superfan, this tribute is a must-see for its incredible talent and comedic genius.
Review of Ali Woods: At the Moment, Fringe 2024
Birdy made it along to The Underbelly’s Jersey room in enough time to ensure not being late (that’s not good for this show – you’ll be judged) to see standup comic Ali Woods.
Review of Rhod Gilbert: The Man with the Flaming Battenburg Tattoo, Fringe 2012
The Fringe version of The Man with the Flaming Battenburg Tattoo is about an hour long and that feels about the right length of time for the routine. A film begins the set by showing a short video of Rhod getting the tattoo. It’s connected to a TV series that featured him doing different jobs […]
Review of the Festival of the Spoken Nerd, Fringe 2012
The Festival of the Spoken Nerd was supposed to end tonight but it has been extended by two nights. If you are very quick and very lucky you might be able to grab a ticket for the remaining shows. This is a show worth catching. It’s worth fighting for a ticket. Fire and biscuits. Doctor […]
Review of Piff the Magic Dragon in … Jurassic Bark, Fringe 2012
Piff is probably the only magic dragon with a Chihuahua assistant in the Fringe festival. I caught his show last year and his star has subsequently grown. Last year I queued on a grimy flight of stairs between apartments in order to get my dose of dragon – this year I waited in line to […]
Punk piper performance on the Royal Mile
The Badpiper is not just a finalist at the Australian Got Talent TV show – he’s also performed on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile. If you’re a fan you can even buy his CDs from the website. It was quite some performance. Until today you might not have thought it was possible to play Queen’s We Will […]