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Foil Arms and Hog – Hogwash

Foil Arms and Hog – Hogwash

FRINGE fixtures – and firm favourites (that’s quite enough alliteration, Ed.) – Foil Arms and Hog have sold out their Edinburgh run every year since their debut back in 2009. And judging...

Rachel Jackson: Almost Famous

Rachel Jackson: Almost Famous

When it comes to comedy, oversharing is not really a fault. Let’s be honest, it’s pretty much a necessity. So to hear Rachel Jackson talk about her OCD (no, she tells us,...

Kiri Pritchard-McLean – Home Truths

Kiri Pritchard-McLean – Home Truths

Home Truths is Kiri Pritchard-McLean’s love letter to Wales and, to a lesser extent, the global village at large. There’s fun, mischief and glee with a dash of deliciously dark humour, all...

Tarot – Cautionary Tales

Tarot – Cautionary Tales

Outlandish, adorable, hysterical and frequently surprising, the sketch group that has almost as much fun outside the fourth wall as within it has an absolutely cracking show. Skipping onto stage dressed like...

Rhys Nicholson: Rhys! Rhys! Rhys!

Rhys Nicholson: Rhys! Rhys! Rhys!

The first thing to say about Rhys Nicholson is that he has made an effort. Admirably so. Double-breasted jacket, bow tie, boutonniere in his lapel and shiny patent shoes (no socks but...

Jamie MacDonald: Reasonably Adjusted

Jamie MacDonald: Reasonably Adjusted

Jamie MacDonald gradually lost his eyesight earlier in life, and he’s at the Fringe to share his stories. He also wants to share that, in his own words, this is the best...

Moni Zhang –  stand-up comedy is not in my culture

Moni Zhang: Child from Wuhan – Pay What You Can

Moni Zhang's storytelling abilities are profound.   The beginning of your time with Zhang instantly warms you to her. She pokes fun at Chinese stereotypes in a really creative and funny manner. As...

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