By Jonathan Holmes, published 20 August 2011Tight, thoroughly enjoyable, but unadventurous
By Catherine Sylvain, published 20 August 2011Handheld Arts look at post-traumatic stress disorder in two veterans separated by 100 years in this inventive production
By Peter Geoghegan, published 20 August 2011Less a definitive quest and more an extended, gag-filled meander
By Ben Judge, published 20 August 2011A genuine Fringe highlight
By Dan Heap, published 20 August 2011Leaping and bounding energetically through what it means to be Irish
By Ben Judge, published 20 August 2011Good fun, but not much more than that
By Dan Heap, published 20 August 2011The men from Dublin don't yet have the material to match their potential
By Peter Geoghegan, published 20 August 2011Foot doesn’t so much tell jokes as deconstruct the entire artifice of comedy
By Jay Richardson, published 20 August 2011An ambitious show that doesn't quite carry it off
By Marcus Kernohan, published 20 August 2011A deeply distressing but masterfully staged look at the lives of human trafficking victims
By Ben Judge, published 20 August 2011What looked like an original concept is waylaid by cliché
By Yasmin Sulaiman, published 20 August 2011The Axis of Awesome's trademark Four Chords song saves this otherwise bland hour
By Si Hawkins, published 20 August 2011A brilliant half-hour of sketch comedy. Sadly it's an hour-long show
By Jay Richardson, published 20 August 2011The Dubliner hasn’t been this sharp for many a year
By David Hepburn, published 20 August 2011An entire life squeezed into an hour of breathtaking comedy
By Marcus Kernohan, published 20 August 2011A potentially talented standup foiled by a poor choice of format
By Yasmin Sulaiman, published 20 August 2011Provided the rain stays away, Allotment could be one of cosiest experiences you'll have this Fringe
By David Hepburn, published 20 August 2011An interesting hour ultimately lacking in laughs
By Si Hawkins, published 20 August 2011Stupid and offensive, but not in a good way
By Malcolm Jack, published 20 August 2011The uncaring rush from A to B momentarily dissolves in this thought-provoking play
