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Ever since he burst onto the scene as part of The Delightful Sausage, with frequent collaborator Amy Gledhill, Chris Cantrill has been making waves on the Fringe - with a nomination for...

This a story about an unlikely friendship with a 50-year age gap. Told by real life siblings, Madie and Marcus, through narrative storytelling, piano playing, and some interesting songs.  Maddie meets her...

Palestinian comedian/actor/writer Alaa Shehada won friends and prizes last year with his funning and haunting one man show The Horse of Jenin, which he reprises in the latter half of this year’s...

John Robertson bursts onto the stage with an energy that immediately makes it clear this is not a conventional comedy show. With long white hair, bulging eyes, and relentless intensity, he looks...

Grace Mulvey is very, very funny. In the intimate surroundings of The Box, she delivers a heartfelt energetic hour that moves effortlessly between Irish politics, her dating life alongside the complicated business...

Mike Wozniak’s The Bench is an ambitious, deliberately twisting piece of comic storytelling that asks its audience to keep pace with an increasingly absurd web of characters, scandals and local lore. Wozniak plays...

Jordan Brookes arrives barefoot and immediately fills the stage with a flamboyant energy. He moves with an almost effortless looseness, using his whole body to land a joke. There is something disarmingly...

Patrick moved from Iran to England 1980 and since then he has had his fair share of racist remarks, but to put it truthfully, he has more in common with Freddie Mercury...

In his new show Champagne Casanova Finlay Christie talks about the perils of the constantly online. A previous winner of So You Think you're Funny, and nominee for the Malcolm Hardee Million...