Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe

Canadian comedian smashes it at the Fringe

A crude comedy sketch show that fell short of expectation.

A cleverly pieced together sketch show that confused, amused and outright shocked the audience from start to finish.

Putting the Fun in Funeral, and making weddings woeful. Such is the life of Amy Howereska.

Tez's show is original, witty and incredibly clever, combining his beliefs and his nationality in a hilarious piece of stand-up comedy that will have you laughing from start to finish.

A one-woman show tells the audience a story about the implications of a world in which technology can pre-empt our decisions based on our digital fingerprint.

A light-hearted comic with a charming sense of humour, David indulged us with stories about his wife and his hair-dresser.

I am in awe at the unapologetically funny Nina Conti.

If the devil exists, he has surely possessed this man!

Awsum upped the ante with the stakes of ridiculousness in his show this year. The laughs he got in the packed out, sweltering venue were some of the loudest I'd heard yet.

Chris Betts is witty, charming and very funny, and his amusing show, full of behind-the-bar observations and crude jokes, is a great way to end the day.

Young theatre group gets away with the home run