2022 Edinburgh Fringe
Paul Sinha: One Sinha Lifetime
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Venue
7: The Stand's New Town Theatre
Room: Lower Hall
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You can always trust Paul Sinha to deliver a great show but this one is possibly his best to date. Bafflingly unable to secure a book deal, he instead presents his autobiography here through anecdotes and songs, the occasional caustic jibe and lots of big laughs.
In January 2020, Paul embarked on a national tour, his most ambitious show combining stand-up, music, hula-hooping and tales of romantic validation and neurological degeneration. As it turned out 2020 proved to be the wrong year to embark on a national tour. For everyone. Undeterred, Paul returns, with the difficult second post-diagnosis album. Expect jokes and surprises. Paul has a story to tell. And an absolute banger of a title. 'The stories are told with a constant light-touch wit... Parkinson's hasn't robbed him of his ability to do stand-up, it's enhanced it' **** (Chortle.co.uk).
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Best-reviewed Edinburgh Fringe shows 2022
Dave Johns, Jordan Gray, Paul Sinha, Colin Hoult and Olga Koch were amongst the comedians to have the best reviewed comedy shows at the 2022 Edinburgh Festival.
British Comedy Guide, 11th September 2022Paul Sinha puts down 'moronic' Fringe audience member who disrupted show
The chaser and comedian didn't hold back on social media when complaining about one audience member in particular who apparently disrupted the show when their phone ringtone went off.
Kris Gourlay, Edinburgh Live, 19th August 2022The stand-ups unleashing comedy on life-threatening disease
From bowel cancer to Parkinson's and dementia, the Edinburgh Fringe is full of jokes about serious illness. What's in it for the comedians - and their audiences?
Si Hawkins, The Guardian, 17th August 2022Edinburgh Fringe 2022: What's on at The Stand?
In the space of two hours, we saw a wide range of acts, each given a whirlwind three minutes to essentially pitch themselves to a room full of eagle-eyed professional journalists. So, who are our Stand-out acts of the night?
Lucy Jackson, The Student Newspaper, 6th August 2022Top picks: Comedy
Comedy returns to the Fringe with three years' worth of newcomer shows and skilled hours from familiar faces.
Fest Mag, 2nd August 202250 Edinburgh shows picked by a true comedy lover
A bit of a change for our Edinburgh preview feature today. Rather than based on any theme, these are 50 shows chosen by comedy connoisseur Corry Shaw.
Corry Shaw, Chortle, 28th July 2022Paul Sinha interview
This year's show is an affectionate look at the concept of autobiography.
On The Mic, 26th July 2022Medic! Ten Edinburgh Fringe shows from healthcare professionals
Is laughter the best medicine? Or is it drugs?
Chortle, 26th July 2022Edinburgh Fringe 2022: The comedy lineup so far
Here's a small fraction of some of the comedy coming up at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Jamie Dunn, The Skinny, 24th July 2022Stewart Lee's Edinburgh 2022 comedy show recommendations
Stuart Lee has recommended a number of comedy shows to see in Edinburgh this August.
British Comedy Guide, 21st July 202222 telly stars to see at Edinburgh Fringe 2022
From the Fringe to TV and now back to the Fringe.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 9th July 2022Fringe 2022: Our pick of the 20 must-see comedy shows
This year promises an festival like no other. Here are the shows not to miss.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 4th July 2022Top 40 shows to see at Edinburgh Festival 2022: music, art, theatre and more
Times critics on the hottest tickets at the Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival to book now.
Dominic Maxwell, Clive Davis, Neil Fisher, Alex O'Connell and Ed Potton, The Times, 2nd July 2022Performances
| Date | Time | Venue |
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| 4th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 5th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 6th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 7th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 8th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 9th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 10th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 11th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 12th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 13th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 14th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 15th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 17th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 18th Aug 2022 | 14:50 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 18th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 19th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 20th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 21st Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 22nd Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 23rd Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 24th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 25th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 26th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 27th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |
| 28th Aug 2022 | 16:40 | The Stand's New Town Theatre (Lower Hall) |