Johnnie Ingram
@johnnieingram
Johnnie Ingram is a geek by both profession and personality, who likes live comedy a bit too much and Doctor Who exactly the right amount. He has a Bacon Number of 3, and once had a short conversation with Daniel Kitson. He isn't nearly as English as his accent implies.
Reviews: 45
Other Articles: 2
Siân Docksey – Pole Yourself Together!
Docksey’s ability to switch in a blink from physical spectacular to farcical slapstick, from hot to hokey, is honestly breathtaking
The Jew Rogaine Experience with Josh Edelman
A breakneck hour keeps the audience on its collective toes, but the handbrake turns are disconcerting
Sooz Kempner: PlayStation
Not just an excellent singer, she’s also a top-class comedian
Julia Masli: CHOOSH!
Ingenious clowning that spans everything from slapstick to heartfelt, and from childish silliness to the crudest of adult humour
Pete Heat: Blimey
Like all the best magicians, Heat knows that we know he’s lying to us, and delights in dancing on right on the edge of that delicate line.
Will Duggan: Iceberg
Entertaining hour from an intelligent and self-deprecating comic
Abigail Rolling: Shit Lawyer
Rolling wears her political and social heart on her sleeve from the outset, and her audience tonight is on her side
Lily Phillips: Smut
She brings a ferocity to her most-involved routines which almost dares us to be offended
Badass
Mills is a good writer, and despite a few stumbles the quality of her material is plain to see
Funny Stories About Pain
Alan draws comedy from tragedy, but never fully engages
Justin Heyes: White Muslim
A unique perspective never fully explored
Friz Frizzle: Heaven Knows I’m Friz Frizzle Now
Musical parodist has great gags, but plays it safe
Naz Osmanoglu: Scandinaveland
Skilled character comedian sweats his way through a Scandi pastiche
Charlie Vero-Martin: Scrapbook
Joyful character comedy backed with historical fact
Harriet Dyer: The Dinosaur Show
Skillful and silly comedy has the Patter Hoose shaking with laughter
#TransFringe: Trans and non-binary artists at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Note: This review is from the 2019 Fringe The #TransFringe, which started as a simple […]
Siblings: Acting Out
Absurdist sketch comedy from real-life sisters is undeniably funny if a little self-indulgent at times.
Matthew Highton: Insufficient Memory
Well-crafted jokes, sometimes hindered by an awkward central concept.