I'm at the Edinburgh Fringe again. This time I saw this:
Messrs Brimson and Wilson - Shamefully I really quite enjoyed this. Two quasi-music-hall, lowest-common-denominator comedians telling averagely funny jokes before going "weird fringe" and doing a song about inflatable shoes.
Sofie Hagen - Warm and funny. The best thing I saw on Day 1.
Joel Dommett - thoroughly enjoyable, however the structure of the show was so similar to Sophie Hagen's that you couldn't help but compare the two.
Simon Slack - He reminded me of someone I went to school with so my highlight of the set was imagining that someone who once had a very promising future was now dancing in their pants in the back room of a club for coppers. Turns out it's not him. Sadtimes.
Full Scottish at Ryan's Bar - not strictly speaking an act, but worth sharing.
The Walking Dead - more a lecture about the impending zombie apocalypse than a comedy show.
Kane and Abel - not been to a magic show in years.
Ben Clover - Ben's a mate so obviously this was great.
Russell Hicks - This guy managed to do a funny hour's set with essentially no material. Day 2's highlight.
Simon Munnery's fylmshow - he's one of those comedian's comedians that I've been meaning to see for years. Not certain that I wholly got him. He had two guests (whose names I missed), the first one may have been Njambi McGrath. It might not but she was really good.
Alternative Comedy Memorial Service - I found this mighty enjoyable. However I got the impression that I was missing out on a whole heap of injokes.
Mickey Scharma - We were aiming finishing with Liam Williams, but didn't realise there was a queue. Ended up here instead. Not quite the big big bang finale that we had planned.
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