Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe

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!

Gambling, alcohol and a lot of fighting is the order of the day with this piece, as we sit down and join the Ballardbrothers at their father's wake...

I saw this show on a whim, and with that whim I was blown away. It's officially the best whim of my life.

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?

Absolutely hilarious cathartic post-coital confessions by the best comedienne I've seen so far.

Justin did not miss a laugh - best comedian i've seen so far

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.