Andy Beill
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Edinburgh Fringe reviews: Phil Ellis, Jordan Brookes, Emma Doran and more (opens the original)
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The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. A nominee for Edinburgh Comedy Awards best newcomer, a past best show winner, and stars of Taskmaster UK and New Zealand: reviews of shows performed 26-28 August, 2026. I’m shocked to discover this is Irish comic Emma Doran’s debut at the Edinburgh Fringe. She has the air of someone who’s been doing it for years, with just her latest batch of yarns to bring us.
Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews round-up: Phil Ellis, Jordan Brookes, Emma Doran and more - AOL (opens the original)
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A nominee for Edinburgh Comedy Awards best newcomer, a past best show winner, and stars of Taskmaster UK and New Zealand: reviews of shows performed 26-28 August, 2026. I’m shocked to discover this is Irish comic Emma Doran’s debut at the Edinburgh Fringe. She has the air of someone who’s been doing it for years, with just her latest batch of yarns to bring us. She gets straight into them in strong fashion with a cutting set of anecdotes about her mother, and then her own arrival into motherhood
True crime caper wins comedy award: âI might have to change their names for the tourâ (opens the original)
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Chris Cantrill received his Edinburgh Comedy Award just seven minutes before he had to be on stage for a midday performance of the winning show, for one final time after a month-long run at this yearâs Fringe. âI would not let those people down!â he said of his waiting audience, who cheered him into the room at Monkey Barrel Comedy. His show, Rewilding, is born out of borderland life, Cantrill having moved with his family to rural Northumberland in 2020. âI live on Hadrian's Wall and I h
Really wild show: ‘I might have to change their names for the tour’ - Chris Cantrill on his almost-true crime caper - AOL (opens the original)
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Chris Cantrill received his Edinburgh Comedy Award just seven minutes before he had to be on stage for a midday performance of the winning show, for one final time after a month-long run at this year’s Fringe. “I would not let those people down!” he said of his waiting audience, who cheered him into the room at Monkey Barrel Comedy. His show, Rewilding, is born out of borderland life, Cantrill having moved with his family to rural Northumberland in 2020. “I live on Hadrian's Wall and I had the b
Marty Gleeson - Edinburgh Comedy Awards best newcomer: Commit to the bit, this is art (opens the original)
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‘Dog ear’ refers to an accidental folded corner next to Marty Gleeson’s work in her art school showcase. (Yes, of course she went to art school. Though as she explains, art school in Limerick is for all the same kids who had a smoking area outside their school disco, just the ones who could draw a horse.) The lesson: don't leave anything to chance - they'll notice. And so with this show, everything is very deliberate and performed with conviction. There is no “oh I need some stronger material th
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