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» Review: Comic Boom

It was a good time at Boom’s farewell to April, with some raucous laughter, as well as a couple of quieter moments. Rosie Wilby demonstrated the promise of an excellent Fringe show to come, with sharp gags, soft delivery and a steady confidence that made us love her. Nick Helm’s energy was infectious and a great way to start the night, and Rich Heap’s low energy high laughter set never let a moment pass without a tear of mirth at somebody’s eye. Headliners Ginger and Black were excellent, with their caustic songs cutting straight to the funny bone.
Komedia, 30 April
4/5
Anna DeAngelo

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