“There are jokes here for little ones, medium ones and big ones and it’s a joy to hear giggles coming from different age groups between the big laughs for everyone.” 5 stars
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Punchline Recommends Ciarán Dowd: King Rodolfo
“King Rodolfo is taking over the Queen Dome at the Pleasance this year and it’s a marvel to behold. Since his last Fringe incarnation as a priest in 2019, Ciarán Dowd’s dazzling character has become a high-handed monarch, but how did he become king? Can he take his power to new heights? What’s his morning routine? All our questions are answered with a mix of bravado, beautifully spoken nonsense, and cheeky asides from this Spanish(-ish) lord among men.” 4 stars
Punchline recommends Rhys Nicholson: Rhys! Rhys! Rhys!
“He unfolds stories, experiences, commentaries and one great joke after another on universal themes from parents and growing up to early dates and long-term relationships” 5 stars
Punchline recommends Crybabies: Bagbeard
“Comedy at the Fringe is all about freedom to be original, fun, daft and brilliant and this bumper sketch adventure has it all” 4.5 stars
How the devil are you, Susan Riddell?
“A reviewer called me formidable which is funny cause I think I was just really tired”
How the devil are you, Tarot?
“Comedy is great for giving people a direction in which to point their laughs so they don’t look unwell”
How the devil are you, Basil Brush?
Comedy can diffuse many tricky situations… although Downing Street is the best comedy soap on telly at the moment
How the devil are you, Ciarán Dowd?
The Minions are the funniest little fellas, they get up to all sorts, always getting mixed up in some shenanigans.
How the devil are you, Yuriko Kotani?
I could see the front row burst into laughter, huge laughs continues all the way through at every punchlines I’ve written. Some are crying as laughing too hard
How the devil are you, Stuart McPherson?
“I made a woman in the front row on a hen do laugh her false eyelashes off and into her pint”
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