Mike Wozniak’s The Bench is an ambitious, deliberately twisting piece of comic storytelling that asks its audience to keep pace with...

Jordan Brookes arrives barefoot and immediately fills the stage with a flamboyant energy. He moves with an almost effortless looseness,...

“Embrace your embarrassing stories,” Gareth Mutch tells us and, thankfully, he practises what he preaches.# The Scottish comedian mines his...

Rob Auton’s Jupiter arrives with the deceptively simple premise of an estate agent selling Earth to residents from Jupiter. From...

Hilariously dark, widely funny and heavily pregnant, Bella Hull takes us through an hour of comedy that has the crowd in stitches....

Jonathan Rudge walks into a room built for an audience many times larger than the two people sitting in it....

Some comedians need a few minutes to win an audience over. Eva Peroni appears to have no interest in waiting that long....

Reginald Hunter shows no hesitation when engaging with difficult subjects. Politics, war, ageing, and the death of his 102-year-old father....

Celebrating their tenth year at the Edinburgh Fringe, Stamptown feels like a controlled collision of everything that can go right on stage....

There is a particular pleasure in watching a comedian turn the things that make him different into the very things...