Episode #506: Elf Lyons

Elf Lyons is a British comedian and writer who performs in both the worlds of stand-up and clown, having studied in France with the late Phillippe Goulier. Her 2017 show, Swan, received a nomination for Best Show at the Edinburgh Fringe, while her 2024…

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Episode #505: Stuart Goldsmith

Stuart Goldsmith is a British stand-up comedian who has performed on BBC’s Live At The Apollo (BBC), Conan, and Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central. He began his career as a street performer at age 17, and over the course of 32 years at the Edinburgh Fri…

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Stuart Goldsmith: “Canary” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐⭐ “My position on Bristol is clear: I love multiculturalism and hate air balloons.” A Bristol native and host of The Comedian’s Comedian podcast (no relation), Goldsmith notes how seeing England for above takes the …

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Tom Cashman: “NPC (Nearly Proficient Comedian)” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐⭐½ Tom Cashman asks for audience prompts beforehand to offer encouraging words, but the truth is, the Australian comedian and co-host of that nation’s Down Under edition of Taskmaster doesn’t need any hyping. …

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Chelsea Birkby: “Is In Full Control The Entire Time” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐½ “Either magic is real, or free will isn’t,” Chelsea Birkby says, “and that’s what we’ll be tackling tonight.”  Does Birkby exert full control, or does she merely want us to know what lengths she will or will not go to to keep …

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Amelia Hamilton: “Moral Support” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amelia Hamilton unintentionally may get a bad rap for being known as a rapper. Hamilton serves up rhymes to beats, certainly, but looking around at the audience, it’s difficult to get past the notion that more tha…

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Jenny Gorelick: “SORRY” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Grinding is my love language.” She’s joking about growing up a Jersey girl, but Jenny Gorelick could just as easily be describing how hard she hustles, personally and professionally, in her attempts to find love …

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Milo Edwards: “Catamaran” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐⭐ For a show built around the love letters of his deceased parents, Milo Edwards opens his latest hour with quite the shocker having nothing to do with them but everything to do with the way we’re warped by modern c…

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Celya AB: “We Must Stop Meeting Like This” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐½ Celya AB’s therapy sessions prompted her to ask if she should quit comedy. Which must sound radically surprising to anyone already following this French Algerian comedian, a Fringe fave and writer for SNL UK. And yet, sh…

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Finlay Christie: “Champagne Casanova” at Edinburgh Fringe 2026

⭐⭐⭐½  Finlay Christie was only 20 when he won the So You Think You’re Funny title in 2019, and he’s already parlayed that into more success on both social media and the telly. It makes for a rowdy show in real life, wit…

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