Cult comedian returns with an all-new version of their smash-hit comedy show. ‘Hilarious’ (Neil Gaiman). ‘A masterclass’ (Lee Dorrian).
‘This is late-night comedy at its finest’ **** (BroadwayBaby.
Part stand-up, part actual pub quiz.
Material Girl is coming to the Fringe! Come and see Amanda Dwyer (‘Mentally unstable superstar in the making’ (Tom Stade)) and Susan Riddell (Billy Connelly Spirit of Glasgow nomin…
Simon shares his new stand-up hour.
Following her sell-out run Growing Old Disgracefully, Jojo’s back older and more disgraceful, now ridiculing and rejoicing the role of motherhood.
Tom’s funny and today’s funny don’t always see eye to eye, but that’s cool; it’s not Tom’s way to follow the herd.
After his critically acclaimed 2023 show, Edinburgh boy Gareth Waugh returns with a new hilarious show about love, friendship and your place in the universe.
If you don’t know what Mark does, ask your parents.
In 2009, from his derelict flat in Wales, Ignacio scored tickets to see his favourite band, Nine Inch Nails, in LA.
Award-winning British-Lebanese comedian Esther Manito embarks on her first Uk tour with her brand new show Hell Hath No Fury.
It’s a one night stand for the Fannies (‘hilarious stream-of-consciousness double act’ (Entertainment-Focus.
Stand-up, writer, actor and Edinburgh native Eleanor Morton presents a brand-new one-off character show, displaying a full range of accents and coats for one night only.
Oh for God’s sake.
A new hour of stand-up by the wee guy with the glasses from Glasgow.
‘This is late-night comedy at its finest’ **** (BroadwayBaby.
A breathtaking smorgasbord of top academics, one stand-up comedian and some dangerous ideas.
I know you’re reading this, look at your eyes darting about.
Legendary Canadian superstar with a killer new hour! A show for everyone: from iGens to millennials, baby boomers and beyond.
Using William Blake’s poem (B-side to the English national anthem) and The Fall’s take on it as a springboard, I endeavour to serve up satire, comedy and poetry with one eye on the…
The adventures and hilarious mishaps of a new dad.
Returning with a work in progress after a sell-out Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated run in 2022.
Helen Bauer’s Madam Good Tit is a not-so-wholesome coming-of-age set that provides a deep dive into everything from Bauer’s various high school personalities to deeply problema…
The gals are back for one night only! Join The Fannies laughing at life from PMT to HRT, fuelled on G’n’T and B&H.
Scotland’s premier tour guide and famously upbeat man Craig welcomes you to his home town for a one-off tour of Edinburgh in all its deadpan glory.
He’s the man who put the foot into football.
‘This is late-night comedy at its finest’ **** (BroadwayBaby.
Comedy award winner 2021.
‘Downright hilarious!’ (Edinburgh Evening News).
Dogs on Instagram and more excruciatingly hilarious revelations from one of Scotland’s fastest-rising stars who’s stormed New York’s Off-Broadway and opened for Daniel Sloss,…
Fringe veteran Simon Munnery once more brings his eclectic mix of props, jokes, sketches, songs, poetry, and storytelling to the stage of The Stand with Trials and Tribulations.
Hey everyblobby! Come along and see what hastily cobbled together pile of shite I’ve managed to pull out my arse this year! There’ll be a start, some stuff in the middle and anothe…
Hi-de-hi darlings – welcome back.
Helen Bauer is basic, well, basic-plus, because she is aware of it.
Star of The Stand Up Sketch Show (ITV2), Netflix’s Flinch, Live At The Apollo (BBC Two), Tonight at The London Palladium (ITV), Celebrity Juice (ITV2), Play To The Whistle (ITV),…
In this work-in-progress show, Lee enters the post-pandemic era in streamlined stand-up mode.
Josie Long has spent twenty years being a beacon of hope amongst the cynical cruelty of stand-up comedy.
On any given afternoon in the Fringe, you’re likely to find Simon Munnery gracing the stage of The Stand comedy club.
Andrew Doyle has, allegedly, lost quite a few friends this last year.
Gary Delaney has been touring all over the UK for months.
Bridget Christie is one of the funniest comedians I’ve ever seen.
Just one glance at this year’s stuffed-to-bursting wedge of a programme is enough to see that there are bewildering array of performance disciplines represented at this year’s …
The whole fish-out-of water shtick is a difficult one to pull off – the performer has to be au fait with local idiosyncrasies while at the same time be looking in at them from th…
In a very personal set, Shappi talks growing up in Britain as the child of refugee parents and being English.
It’s 11 am – for some, the time for a late, leisurely breakfast.
Jo Caulifield is sardonic, cutting and fantastically witty.
“The Facebook,” Little moans, is a hub of narcissism and platform for vapid boasts.
Okay, he doesn’t promise much - the title was his son’s butchering of the ‘one-man show’ term.
British Asian, Paul Sinha, makes a very welcome return to the Stand Comedy Club during the Fringe after a four-year absence.
Live at the Stand is an opportunity to attend the recording of the podcast of the same name, featuring a rotating lineup of comics performing sets and taking part in games and inte…
Gary Little isn’t.
After last year’s storm-causing, award-winning, activism-inspiring show, it was hard to see how Bridget Christie would be able to better last year’s set.
If you’ve ever watched anything by John Robertson before you’ll know just how zany and energetic he can be, which is the perfect reason why he makes a great host for The Stand …
Jo Caulfield is surely one of the most intelligent comedians on the circuit.
Comedians can be a cynical bunch.
I admit to having felt a tad disappointed when I heard that Josie Long wasn’t doing her political stuff this year.
“Heard of Simon Munnery?” asks the blurb in the Fringe programme.
With a name like Showgirl, you’d expect a bit more oomph, but in fact Rachel Fairburn’s show is perhaps the exact opposite, and the low-energy slog begins and ends with little …