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Comedy columnist: @BritishComedy. Judge: @GlastoFest Emerging Talent Competition. Judge/talent scout: @ComedyAwards
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Edinburgh Comedy Awards reaction + late night chaos roundup - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

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By Mark Muldoon
| British Comedy Guide Verified
The nominees for the Edinburgh Comedy Awards were announced yesterday. There's been a few odd decisions from that Fringe institution in recent years, and unfortunately you might be inclined to think that 2026 represents another such example.
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Rhys James, Celya AB, Spencer Jones, Li Jin Hao - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

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By Mark Muldoon
| British Comedy Guide Verified
Our live comedy columnist drops another Fringe report, this time featuring Sadia Azmat, Rhys James, Spencer Jones, Li Jin Hao, Celya AB, and Sophie Power's show CVNT. This column has already considered the comedians who have been working on SNL UK this year, and the impact doing so may have had on their Edinburgh Fringe shows. In short: sounds like a big workload, not surprised the shows are a bit of a mixed bag as a result. What, then, of Rhys James?
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Ania Magliano, Phil Ellis, Reuben Kaye, Ed Night - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

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By Mark Muldoon
| British Comedy Guide Verified
This - you may or (more likely) may not be interested to know - is the 95th edition of this 'comedy diary'. It feels only reasonable to forewarn you that it features the highest calibre of shows yet. Higher than any of the previous 94 editions. Which makes sense - think how seminal Windows 95 was as an operating system. There's clearly something special about the 95th edition of things.
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