One of the amazing things about the world's biggest stage festival the Edinburgh Fringe is how many performers are willing to try their hand at the hardest genre. Comedy, with more than 1,100 acts, is the biggest section out of the already overwhelming selection. How difficult, I inadvertently saw proved when I attended the first new show by feminist standup comedian and political activist Kate Smurthwaite on Saturday. Full of good cheer, as Kate had been in recent years with her sharp satire e...
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