The Definitive Guide to Comedy
⭐⭐⭐⭐ 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 communication. All Edwards has to do is to remind us …
**** (out of 5) Milo Edwards returns to the Fringe this year with a show that deliberately takes on at least one specifically influential comedy critic who described him last summer as displaying “a typical lack of sentimentality.” It wasn’t me. But the two less-than-stellar reviews Edwards did receive decidedly …
**** (out of 5) Voicemails are “dad shit.” But so too was Dunkirk. Soon something you find normal will be. “The relentless march of time comes for us all,” Edwards reminds us. Which might not be that tragic for him, still being only 29. But losing his dad, and his …
