“Brilliantly funny… heaps of fun.” – Time Out
Edinburgh 2012
“Sharp act” – 
The Metro
“Original and intelligent… Her performance is perfectly polished and professional… it’s easy to become captivated by her weird little world.” – Broadway Baby
“Adroitly nuanced spectacle” – The Independent
“This quick witted and quirky show will definitely brighten your afternoon: Rachel pitches audience interaction perfectly” – Hairline
“Her charming delivery keeps the crowd on side and the laughs rolling… often cringeworthy, frequently hilarious, and always clever.” The Skinny
“Stubbings is naturally gifted, with a structure and pace which perfectly suit her material. Just the right amount of racy, with an edge so sharp it will tear up your afternoon for sure.” – Scotsgay
‘Hot New Talent’ – Time Out – full article here: Edinburgh Fringe 2012 Highlights
‘Top Picks For 2012’ – The Sun – full article here: Rachel Stubbings, The Sun Interview
Interview with The Skinny here: The Skinny Interview
Edinburgh 2010
“An unusually high standard of innovation and comic writing” – The List
“Rachel Stubbings delivers a master-class in deadpan, brilliantly undercutting any penile pomposity – a comic treat.” – Three Weeks
“Outstanding comic abilities” – BroadwayBaby
For Can We Talk?
“…the comic performance from Rachel Stubbings in ‘Can We Talk?’ stood out” – Jason Solomons (Film critic for The Observer, Chairman of The London Film Critics’ Circle)
“Superb!” – John Lloyd (Spitting Image, QI)
“Brilliant performances” – Larry Charles (Borat, Bruno, Curb Your Enthusiasm)
“Hearts and Flowers was genuinely frightening – the tangerine man was definitely the stuff of nightmares!” – Nick Cave
Misc stand-up
“of particular note was Rachel Stubbings: Full of confidence and swagger” – – Three Weeks
“Sharp witted…destined for hugeness” – Time Out
“Rachel Stubbings is completely relaxed on stage, giving each gag its proper time to simmer. She’s also just the kind of stand-up I enjoy – a jaded East London scenester who’s completely willing to take the piss out of herself for being so” – Spoonfed
“Rachel Stubbings’s dry, deconstructive and ironic jokes delighted the audience… and she had the best joke (and hair) of the night” – Gay Scene Magazine
“very few jokes…as infectious – and welcome – as crabs” – Steve Bennett (Chortle)