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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 57
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- Aug 30, 2026
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Wisard : Reviews 2026 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide (opens the original)
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Pan pipes and strange lights welcome us into the realm of the Wisard, aka Cuban-American clown Julian Hernandez. A prolific improv comic and teacher, and a graduate of the Upright Citizens Brigade, Hernandez has come to the Fringe for the first time with his signature character, loosely based on his own grandfather. First impressions are that the costuming is excellent. The Wisard wears a lovely little pointed felt hat and is festooned with beautiful objects: wooden carvings, potion bottles and
Mark Vigeant: Out There : Reviews 2026 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide (opens the original)
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A hopeless wannabe influencer is dropped off alone in the Alaskan wilderness in Mark Vigeant’s new show, strapped to a livestreaming camera and seemingly destined for a sticky end hundreds of miles away from his remaining friends and family. It’s a tale at least as old as Werner Herzog’s 2005 masterpiece Grizzly Man, which this show homages extensively. Vigeant’s character Larry is a little more modern than Timothy Treadwell in that he harbours absolutely zero notion of protecting the wilderness
Leo Hincks: Emotional Cowboy : Reviews 2026 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide (opens the original)
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When Leo Hincks entered the Chortle Student Comedy Award in 2024, at the age of 22, and received his first journalistic write-up, the praise that was heaped on him was balanced out by a sticky comparison: his only drawback as a performer was that he was so much like his namesake Leo Reich. ‘That’s homophobic!’ jokes Hincks, which is embarrassing for me because, up until he told that story, I’d been thinking god this guy is so similar to Leo Reich… they even have the same name! New comics often w
Rob Duncan: Printer of the Year : Reviews 2026 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide (opens the original)
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Rob Duncan’s long-gestating solo show Printer Of The Year may be niche in the extreme, as he’s willing to admit, but it’s also one of the most brilliant and original pieces of clowning that the Fringe has seen in many years. Opening the show in a tuxedo and balancing a wig on his head, Duncan gives us some of the context that informs this hour: he and his brother Andy started performing together in the 2010s before quickly meeting the Estonian clown Julia Masli. As a trio, they had a smash hit w
Jamie Wolf: Psycho : Reviews 2026 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide (opens the original)
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Making his UK debut New York-based comedian Jamie Wolf does remarkably little to establish a persona up top. You don’t realise what a key part of a comedy show that is until you’ve been watching a comedian for 30 minutes just thinking to yourself, ‘who are you?’ A lot of the material in that first half of the show is still pretty good. He talks about his social anxiety disorder, which he finds ‘embarrassing’ given that it’s one of the ultimate first-world problems, the last refuge of the neuroti
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