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Charlene Kaye on stage in dark clothing, red lights behind her. She is holding her guitar and lifting her arm up in the air.

EdFringe Podcast: In Conversation with musician and comedian Charlene Kaye: Making work on your own terms

Published by Clare Roberts

Charlene Kaye’s show Diversity Shredder, is her second stand-up show, exploring her experience as a professional musician in the music industry. As she says in her show blurb: “Being an Asian American female guitar shredder is fun if you’re a menace”, and she is here to prove it in style. Clare Roberts interviewed Charlene Kaye […]

a woman with dark hair in a red dress holding up arms up and a darker red background.

EdFringe Podcast: In Conversation with Jenny Gorelick: The creative process of a professional comedian

Published by Clare Roberts

After years of coming to Edinburgh, comedian Jenny Gorelick has finally brought her debut hour Jenny Gorelick: SORRY to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.  In conversation with Clare Roberts for FringeReview, Jenny gives a fascinating insight into the creative process of a professional comedian. They discuss developing long-form comedy and how the immediacy of social media […]

When Stand-up becomes a comedy debrief session: In conversation with Jess Fuchs

Published by Paul Levy

Clare Roberts from FringeReview spoke with Australian comedy performer Jess Fuchs about Jess Fuchs: Feral. “Not all those who wander are lost. Sure… but some who wander are walking slowly because they’ve shattered their coccyx on the Cliffs of Moher. Jess Fuchs left home to avoid her problems and returned even more broken. This debut […]