Find out who has been shortlisted for Voice Mag's Best Newcomer to Brighton Fringe 2017

Slapstick meets sketch, meets surreality.

Eurovision, questionable shadow puppets, and bus-stop encounters. This sketch comedy has it all.

Lisa Maria Berg's quirky, funny tale of a lady who is unpredictable and unprepared for the world of love. This wacky one woman show certainly doesn't lack character!

Entertaining and current, Too Early To Say is an hour of fun. Take a break from worrying about the political events in the world and watch as Alex Kealy cleverly lightens the situation whilst making some very valid points!

Chris Dingli shares an hour of telling us the worst sins he's committed in his short life as a father.

A variety comedy show whose theme is the above and where the ever-revolving set of comedians let loose with their sexual stories.

An admirable cause for comedy – 70% of donations from this free show go to Médecins Sans Frontières with a new line up every weekend.

Embrace the chaos.

I have always admired children's performers for their enormous physicality. Twig the Pixie is less physical than, say, Into The Water but has the storytelling and stand up talent to carry a ferociously loud audience.

Sara Pascoe proves she is so much more than a comedian with a fascinating exploration of the female body at Hexham Book Festival.

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