Comedy review: Simon Brodkin - 100% Simon Brodkin, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh

Thirteen years on from his Fringe debut, Simon Brodkin is finally getting around to introducing himself. The reasons why are only obliquely suggested. But after his long-running stint as a character act, most famously as the roguish “chav” Lee Nelson, and high-profile stunts where he sought to embarrass the likes of Donald Trump, Theresa May and Sepp Blatter, this latest hour is unquestionably a departure, as he affects to reveal the man behind the masks. Only to an extent though, as his third act reveals him to be every bit as waggishly cheeky as Nelson. And just as keen to misdirect Fringe audiences as he was the President of the United States’ security detail.