Easily top 5 show at the Fringe 2015

An awkward comedian who always has an embarrassing story to make you laugh.

A show jam-packed full of mind-blowing tricks, some so unbelievable, that you won't be able to stop your jaw from dropping open.

A selection of Fringe acts who call themselves immigrants or the children of immigrants collect to tell us about their formative migrant experiences.

Not just any old comedy magician

Goldstein, star of Ricky Gervais' hit comedy drama, Derek, hits the stage in Edinburgh to regale us with his inebriated, psychedelic antics.

Happy, happy, happy.

Literally out of this world

How emotionally tender and conscientious can a stand-up comedy gig get without addressing death? Go and see Callaghan and you'll find out.

A fast paced comedy sketch show performed with charm.

I told you last year they were too good not to be making money from their time at the Fringe, and I was right. Their work is going in the right direction.

McGhie tried something new, but it was no victory