The audience are captivated straight away, and Alice’s delivery is fantastic. Comic timing and good stories make this a must see.

With impressive animations and visuals, plenty of 'skanking' and lightsaber battles, Complicité’s 'I'll Take You To Mrs Cole!' is an 80’s paradise.

The controversial comedian brings a tight and funny set to the Fringe.

A big laugh but the focus was magic - and some stunning tricks were delivered.

An hour long comedy show packed with light hearted humour and a political kick that Matthewson executes with a confident air of professionalism, An Inconvenient Poof is sure to make you smile.

Witch Hunt was surreal throughout. Made up of an array of ludicrous skits that put a risqué spin on well known tales, both women play a variety of outrageous characters. I left the auditorium feeling like I’d just woken up from a bizarre dream.

Monsoon Season tells a twisted love story for the modern age.

A ‘Raconteur’ is someone 'who tells anecdotes in a skilful and amusing way’. This is totally true of Chris in this hour of musings, largely about his mooching (in this case meaning 'loitering around shops in a listless manner').

He almost had audience members rolling on the floor laughing, with several at least half out of their seats. This is observational humour at its best.

Kelly Convey 'Chatham girl done good' brings us her debut hour which travels back in time to her errant teenage years, through her high-flying twenties as an executive, right up to the life-changing decision to become a comedian in her thirties.

Rhys Slade-Jones delivers a personal, frank and quintessentially Welsh show.

"A disaster movie about falling in love. Or a rom-com about the end of the world."