Knowledge is power, power corrupts, corruption is bad, Adele is good.
Nina Gilligan is a so-called ‘late developer’.
You can spend too much time in the bath and end up media managing your own death, actually.
Volunteers needed for very important scientific research*.
“Excuse me sir, would you mind if I gave this gentleman the free seat beside you?” says a keen and kind Aliya Kanani before the beginning of her sold-out show.
Abigoliah never thought she could be deported.
As seen at festivals across the UK.
In her Fringe debut, one of the rising stars of the UK stand-up scene shares a raw, honest and hilarious hour of tales… with just the right amount of filth.
After last years sell-out performances at the Fringe, English Comedian of the Year finalist Adam Rowe has bought his show Pinnacle to the Edinburgh Fringe.
Barry promised he would "share [his] soul with you" at the start of the show, and golly, he really does.
People will recognise Ellie Taylor from the popular BBC3 show, Snog, Marry, Avoid, where she conducted make-unders on OTT members of the British public.
There is always plenty of political comedy at the Fringe, but rarely as passionate and earnest as James Meehan’s Class Act.
Due to the fact that the Edinburgh Festival Fringe demands that performers submit a name for a show months in advance of performance, many titles do not represent the content of th…
No amount of advance research can prepare you for Comedians’ Cinema Club.
At the start of his show Geoff Norcott claims he’s a moron.
Tom Parry, formerly a third of sketch group Pappy’s, presents Yellow T-Shirt, his first solo show, at this year’s Fringe.
Fin Taylor only has one joke, he explains, and he gets it out of the way early on.
You’ve got to have a bit of a thick skin to go to Russell Hicks: Unprepared.
The premise of the show is simple; Mars has abandoned self-doubt and concluded he is a good comedian; he’s decided that this one is on us; the audience, to enjoy the show or not.
This improv show sees stand up Eric Lampaert direct a series of movies with a cast of Fringe comedians that changes daily - some of whom have never even seen the movie they are …
Two men and one woman, apparently strangers, await orders for their induction day.