2017 FRINGE INTERVIEWS 4/5

Jul 10, 2017

I TALK TO Carl Donnelly

Carl Donnelly returns to Edinburgh this Summer with his ninth consecutive Fringe show, The Nutter on the Bus. Last year’s show, Bad Man...

Jul 9, 2017

I TALK TO Steve Bugeja

Some people take a year out between Edinburgh Fringe shows, but not Steve Bugeja who is returning to the Fringe with his third show in as...

Jul 9, 2017

I TALK TO Gráinne Maguire

Last year at the Fringe, Brexit was high on the agenda for many comedians and this year Gráinne Maguire returns to the Fringe with a show...

Jul 9, 2017

I TALK TO Lloyd Griffith

He’s a regular support act for Rob Beckett and most recently supported Jack Whitehall on his tour, but this summer the spotlight is all...

Jul 8, 2017

I TALK TO Josh Pugh

English Comedian of the Year 2016 Josh Pugh is making his Edinburgh Fringe debut with A Boy Named Pugh, just three years after first...

Jul 8, 2017

I TALK TO Lauren Pattison

Following a work-in-progress run at Edinburgh last year, this year marks Lauren Pattison’s debut at the Fringe with her first hour, Lady...

Jul 8, 2017

I TALK TO Jack Barry

Having made his debut in Edinburgh as part of a sketch group in 2010, Jack Barry’s debut solo hour wasn’t until 2015 and now this year...

Jul 7, 2017

I TALK TO Brennan Reece

Following a successful debut, Brennan Reece is returning to the Fringe this August with his second show, Everlong. It’s no wonder really...

Jul 7, 2017

I TALK TO Kwame Asante

Junior Doctor/Comedian Kwame Asante is ready to make his mark on the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his debut hour this summer, Open...

Jul 7, 2017

I TALK TO Ellie Taylor

Having first made her name on ITV’s Show Me The Funny, Ellie Taylor has gone on to be a firm Fringe favourite and this year she arrives...

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