Yes its that time of year again, and we at PC Towers are just back from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. As usual we are giving you a review of what we saw - which was a reduced itinerary this year ... we ain't getting any younger folks, and anyone who has done the festival can vouch for how tiring it can be.
But of course other reviews are available, and these are just personal observations by a few of the audience. Five stars is excellent - Three stars is good - One star is very poor and No star ... well lets not go there (you don't want to be that act!!)
The acts are listed purely in the order in which we saw them:
Silent physical comedy act featuring two (kinda) strange girls - it was entertaining enough, but not enough to recommend that you see them specifically. Its not clear if they have another (non silent) act, or if this was just a bucket list kind of event to tick Edinburgh off.
But of course other reviews are available, and these are just personal observations by a few of the audience. Five stars is excellent - Three stars is good - One star is very poor and No star ... well lets not go there (you don't want to be that act!!)
The acts are listed purely in the order in which we saw them:
The Kagools: 3 Star
Silent physical comedy act featuring two (kinda) strange girls - it was entertaining enough, but not enough to recommend that you see them specifically. Its not clear if they have another (non silent) act, or if this was just a bucket list kind of event to tick Edinburgh off.
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| Cheekykita .... a near miss? |
