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Created and performed by Lois-Amber Toole, SLAY follows Kit, a Geordie who flees her hometown for London as she works her way through living with PTSD and chronic main-character syndrome. It’s initially...

“Embrace your embarrassing stories,” Gareth Mutch tells us and, thankfully, he practises what he preaches.# The Scottish comedian mines his own life for an hour of sharply observed, gloriously awkward comedy, moving...

Rob Auton’s Jupiter arrives with the deceptively simple premise of an estate agent selling Earth to residents from Jupiter. From there, Auton constructs a picture of everyday life and the things we...

Dan Tiernan is an absolute force of nature, in that if he was a cartoon and stood in front you delivering his show there would be huge chunks where your hair would...

Olga Koch is brilliant. She brings a vibrant new show where she tells her best story, only it's not really her story. Sent as her family's ambassador to a wedding nobody else...

Hilariously dark, widely funny and heavily pregnant, Bella Hull takes us through an hour of comedy that has the crowd in stitches. The Londoner loves getting uncomfortably close to the audience, asking increasingly revealing...

We’ve all done some questionable things when we were younger, and Emma Doran is no exception, she makes her Edinburgh Fringe debut with a brand-new stand-up set, which is full of humorous...

A charming hour of comedy, consisting of stories about growing up in Singapore, language barriers and doing what’s right for you in life. Ting Lim has come a long way to be...

Milo Edwards’ dad rudely died just five days into his first Edinburgh Fringe appearance, this time he’s back with even less parents and a stack of badly censored, horny letters exchanged between...