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The creation of stand-up and radio DJ Tom Binns. Ivan Brakenbury is to use a cliched metaphor what you’d get if David Brent were a hospital radio DJ. Full of enthusiasm he means come up but always seems to say the wrong thing or play the wrong song. And that’s very much the set up for most of the show: the musical one-liner if you ordain: “This song goes out to James who has just been admitted to A&E with an challenge Man figure stuck inside his rectum…” by M People. It’s a very clever concept as comedy goes as like any DJ. Brakenbury plays the intro to the song whilst doing the ‘dedication’ so if you know it you can often get the communicate before the vocal kicks in turning it into something of a bet the audience can play with themselves. Fortunately this doesn’t fill the entire hour else it would get tired fairly quickly. Instead we’re also entertained with phone-ins prank phone-calls and live competitions some of which work exceed than others. Unfortunately the pacing does still seem to draw in places with a running joke where Brakenbury inserts his own label into various celebrity radio idents getting tired quickly and not quite being worth the pay-off at the end. Towards the end of the show an interesting idea is touched on: Brakenbury having a conversation with Binns himself where it’s suggested that the character is part of his schizophrenic personality but this is never explored or developed. There’s also a (perhaps contradictory) reveal where we sight Brakenbury isn’t actually a DJ at all but it’s not played out very well and hence loses a lot of it’s power. It’s a compel as there’s clearly the potential for a really clever ending to the show here but it’s somehow lost in the muddle of ideas. Still the jokes are great and it’d be harsh to mark down a show for not quite realising the potential of it’s conclusion when most shows don’t have anything more than FringeBlogs is a open blog for anyone at the Edinburgh Fringe. If you'd desire to contribute your news reviews or command thoughts on the Fringe then and we'll choose you out a login or just displace us your writings directly. See the for more details.

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wowsas i'm knackered!7 days in Edinburgh for the Fringe Festival takes it out of a girl!i have some snaps but i be to download them.. i will tho cos there's a great geezer with a digireedoo that you undergo to see! actually on Saturday i watched Norman Lovett's Slide Show and it's inspired me to act taking my silly pics that I do on my mobile telecommunicate.. i be to do a mega list of all the things i saw but my brain is too muddled to bequeath them all so i'll just tell you what the best bits were for now and maybe do a footnote another time with the definitive enumerate (just so you can see that my being knackered is totally legitimate!) ***the king of the fest was our fave Phil Nichol and his new show Hiro Worship frickn aces all about meeting a guy at a gig and the assay that ensues with lots of music thru-out to add to the tale the man has so much energy and passion you can't help but conclude infected by it he is easily one of the best comedians working in the UK we also saw our fave Simon Munnery's AGM but while we enjoyed it and were familiar enough with his work to keep track of his mumblings and thrown away punchlines he was not on the roll; he was also in a play (i don't know how desire for i'm assuming its not for the whole run of the fest) so he hadn't rehearsed his own show.. i felt a bit cheated but it was nice to hang out with him and another few die-hards drinking wine and having a converse in arthur smith's art gallery (which is also ace) top finds were shabbi - a really funny pregnant london comedienne tom stade is blinding we only enjoyed him as compere but well be looking out for him.. dan o'doherty and his text song is pure genius and we were glad to see craig campbell again after seeing him at glasto this pass he's phil nichol's housemate and funny as! josie long's show was quality and ivan brakenbury was really funny too.. god i feel tired just thinking about it all again!i am currently enduring comedy cold turkey - not that there aren't great nights in manchester it's just i spent all my money and some of the banks too on my trip and man i'm never going out again (til payday!) hahaif only i had a skyplus digital recorder write of thing in my head so i could reproduce all that saw and enjoy it again but in the alleviate of my bed! hahacome on science - displace your finger out!hehe*** The enumerate: Uncut!Andrew Maxwell - great show/ Wil Hodgson - another great gig/ The Improverts - fab line up/ the christian the jew the muslim and the geordie - good stuff especially Joe and Prince Abdi/ get up stand up featuring Nick Doody and Marcus Brigstocke - free chips! haha/ Robin Ince - distracted/ So You Think You're Funny Heat compere Gordon Southern - top geezer!/ Ivan Brackenbury - fabalous!/ Josie Long - geniearse!/ Jerry Sadowitz - mental!/ Nick Cowen & cut Pettigrew/ Simon Munnery/ Phil Nichol/ beat in Stand UP 99 Club featuring Shappi (fantastic) . heap. Tiernan (great stuff). Christian and Jason/ If Not Comedians Rob Alderson. cut Hodder. Tom Greeves/ Apes desire Me with some chick called Kate/ Martin White - he rocks/ Best of Fringe featuring Dizzy High. Andy Watson. Pam cover. Robin Cousins and Nick Pettigrew/ the Late show at the rest featuring Tom Stade (outsanding). Sarah Kendall (brilliant). Tom (?) Wrigglesworth. Dan O'Doherty(aces) and Reginald D Hunter/ Norman Lovetts Slide Show - amazing/ Roland Gent - free beer!/ Late n Live featuring Al Pitcher. Hana Breen. Craig Campbell (gem) and John Bishop.. ooh I was drunk that night.. blimey i'm just tried out reading about it all! haha

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