Ed Fringe Five Star reviews: Dylan Moran, Mark Watson, Cat Jones, Jerry Sadowitz and more

Leaping out of the shadow of the Cambridge Footlights, the Oxford Revue is refreshing different and well crafted comedy according to Broadway Baby, who give it the five-star treatment. Read the full review.

 

Horrible Histories makes it's first appearance on the list with a glowing review from The British Theatre Guide, which says the show is well worth a watch. Read the full review.

 

 

Sadowitz gets on the podium today thanks to the Herald, who describe him as a 'tarnished national treasure, who desperately needs and deserves attention'. Read the full review.

 

Absurdist, sill and geniunely funny are the views of Three Weeks of Dead Cat Bounce's latest Edinburgh offering. Read the full review.

 

Comedy Club For Kids

Fest Mag give this show the five star treatment thanks to 11-year-old reviewer Ben, who says 'go see this show and you'll have sore cheeks from laughing'. Read the full review.

 

This musical comedy duo get a resounding thumbs up from Broadway Baby, who describe their show as a 'sheer delight and as smooth as then denier tights'. Read the full review.

 

The mix of comedy and burlesque from Comic Strip is enough to give Comic Strip five stars from Broadway Baby who say it is a 'well built pick of the best acts around and a laugh-a-minute, wolf whistle the next, ruckus of a night out'. Read the full review.

 

Watson's back in Edinburgh and back on usual ground with a tech-geek style that culminates in a vendetta against his mortgage company. Read the full review.

 

The British Theatre Guide give Paul Nathan his second five-star review which they say leaves the audience clamouring for more. Read the full review.

 

The New Current give this debut show five stars for the charm and level of performance which 'never skipped a beat'. Read the full review.

 

This play about the effect of fighting in wars on society is considered 'one of the most important and effective pieces of contemporary theatre'. Read the full review.

 

Alex Horne gets the five star treatment thanks to Fringe Guru, who say it is 'really fun, in the most old-fashioned of senses'. Read the full review.

 

Midge is an absolute gem according to Three Weeks, who consider it a cross between Flight of the Conchords and a Tim Burton movie plot. 

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John Robins is on the podium for his latest Edinburgh show, which Three Weeks say made them 'laugh so much it made my lungs hurt'. Quite an achievement. Read the full review.