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Radio Ha-Ha! Talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton This was Andy Kindler’s first UK show in 13 years and my very first time watching him perform. Holding no expectations, I went in with an open mind and blank notebook. Coming on stage, Andy was quick to comment on the small ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton From seeing his shorter sets in London where he performs 5-10 minutes of material, I was fascinated with how this highly energetic, and spirited comedian would portray himself over an hour-long show. Would he be able to ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Reginald D Hunter performs once again at the Fringe Festival, making it his 20th Fringe – this big fish in the pool of comedy definitely doesn’t seem to be leaving us anytime soon. From only following his work recently, I’ve ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton As we enter the final full week of the Fringe, it is easy to lose steam and find that you’re dragging yourself across the finish line. The idea of going to another show just chips away at you ever so slightly, and you wonder ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Vanessa Maselino Free Fringe has earned a notorious reputation for being quite the gamble. The odds really are 50/50 on whether you will leave a Free Fringe show having just discovered your new favourite comedian, or if you will leave ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Vanessa Maselino This is by far one of the toughest reviews to write, because it almost feels wrong to put a star rating on somebody’s display of painful emotions. In many ways, it can be argued that we should not have to put a star ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha!     Written by Sarah Exton After arriving 5 minutes late due to heading to the wrong venue, there was a slight fear that I would end up getting picked on for my tardiness. Swiftly entering and taking a seat as quickly as possible; instead ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton It’s never an easy task reviewing a show that is based on someone’s trauma. Especially when considering, that it takes a strong and skilful individual to go on stage and bare their soul in front of a crowd every night; whilst ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Vanessa Maselino Critically acclaimed and the host of Viceland’s Hate Thy Neighbour series; Jamali Maddix: Vape Lord was definitely on our list of shows to catch at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. The show promised brutal honesty ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Trying to stand out during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is a challenging task, potentially leaving comedians disheartened, dishevelled and drained. Unless you have a distinct voice, style and confidence to execute, it’s easy ...