Who would've thought it, rap and science?

This version of Romeo and Juliet was reimagined with a modern twist, telling the well-known story from the view of an outsider who saw it all.

Geordie comedian shares his secrets on how to be happy, and somehow, they all make sense!

This is a show about a clown. No, it's not just a show about a clown – it's the best show about a clown because (SPOILER) it doesn't contain the use of any unicycles or impractically small vehicles...

Politics, being Scottish, McDonalds, dieting and vegetarianism are the order of the day for this standup show, with BAFTA nominated Iain Stirling.

Hairline opened with the most original start to a routine – slick and funny with the right level of ridiculousness.

People never change, not really, and over the past 175 years can we say that we've learned from our mistakes? Perhaps, we've certainly changed as individuals, but as a species?

Kevin J brought his childhood to life on stage, describing just what it is like to grow up on a notorious North London council estate, and the community spirit that comes with it.

London's freshest comedian with a chilled sense of humour.

Hit or miss? Definitely a miss.

A hilarious show full of everything girls are too embarrassed to talk about, Morro and Jasp kept the audience on their toes and delivered a fantastic performance that had the audience laughing from start to finish.

An impressively executed one-woman show, following Joanie as she walks us through her day to day life, into the one event that changed it for the better.