An entertaining hour that gives you the insight to life at the fringe! Well worth seeing for both the enjoyment and understanding of what it’s like to bring a show to Edinburgh.

A show that provides a laugh a minute by tackling topics some consider taboo and attacking the uncomfortable feeling they cause us.

There are undoubtedly many more shows featuring Arts Award achievers in Edinburgh, but these are two I knew. Both have their Gold, and I wanted to give them a try. I’m glad I did!

Russell meets his aim of providing an antidote to the planned comedy sets of the Fringe. He bravely attempts improvised stand-up in a cool space.

Why is Laurence irresponsible? Apparently because he has Cerebral Palsy. The show humorously demonstrates that Cerebral Palsy has nothing to do with it - but all about being a Dad.

Sardonic, sassy, and simply hilarious

An entertaining solo show if you’re keen on tape, face paint and cringing at what must be uncomfortable for David. One for the Adults only.

We walk in to a great underground space, with well dressed characters of the early 19th Century in an 1830’s taproom. There’s lots going on, and there’s a variety of quirky characteristics on offer which seem to bond the actors. But you make you’re own story in this immersive theatre piece.

This is a skilful team of sketch comedians who hold them together well with a good thread throughout. Characterisation & physicality is strong here.

A poetically funny existential crisis in motion.

I finally see what all the fuss is about.

A comedian who won the "So You Think You're Funny?” competition 2017 and brings her warm but self-deprecating show about the north/south divide, height & epilepsy to Edinburgh.