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The frantic comedic ramblings of Alex Franklin produce a cacophony of laughter that echoes around the room. Franklin’s comedy focuses ...

VLAD bounds on stage and bounces about like an  excitable Labrador puppy, and I think that’s part of the problem. ...

"Same on the outside, different on the inside" encapsulates Barton Williams's raw and poignant narrative as a Vietnam adoptee during ...

Tartan Tat follows a group of employees at a Scottish souvenir shop, commonly found on the Royal Mile, as they ...

The perfectly turned out figure of Pierre Novellie has a bee in his bonnet. “This used to be two jobs”, ...

It takes a significant life event to drive someone into the service of a spiritual leader, particularly one who may ...

In Jack Skipper’s debut show he lays out his stall of exactly what he is: a grafter. First of all ...

Njambi McGrath is a Kenyan woman who’s had enough of charity. She’s got words for teenagers on gap years, and ...

Reflecting on it, memory has been discussed for longer than I can remember – but never before with any kind ...

Alfie Packham is not the sort of comedian to shout at you to get his point across or deliver his ...