A perfect hour of comedy to signify Hunter's first year back doing stand-up.

Hilarious comedy show mixing slash fiction and personal anecdotes.

With the best storytelling style I've seen this year, Carranza draws audiences in deep with a tale about his sci-fi and the agony of trying to fit in.

Kat Bond treats us to an energetic and unexpectedly captivating hour of loo roll

Dark comedy show offering a mix of rave stories, satire on Californian meditation gurus and mid-life crisis.

It's hard to align Irvine Welsh's talent and clout with this dull and needlessly damp exchange.

Starting his first foray into animation a bit late left more to be heard than seen.

A show on the futility of gender roles without terribly convincing conviction against them.

Maggie's first foray into game show presenting got going in an instant and kept going with a relentless energy until the last second.

The Kinsey Sicks are world famous with a style as recognisable as you'd expect from their clout. But finding current parallels with the situation back when they formed 24 years ago forced them to add a new dynamic.

Bartlett takes on issues of discrimination and intolerance with honourable conviction despite an ill choice of words.

A good demonstration of how you can bring neuroscience and performance together.