Archie Maddocks: Shirts Vs Skins

A thoughtful and hilarious exploration of racial, social, and musical identity, join Maddocks for his 2016 debut solo show where he explores heritage, the collision of two separate worlds and . . .

Andy Parsons: Live & Unleashed – But Naturally Cautious

One of the UK’s best known comedians and star of BBC 2’s Mock the Week returns with his fifth UK tour, delivering more of his famously acerbic wit and razor . . .

Andy Field: The Andy Field Experience

The Andy Field Experience is probably the only comedy show out there to use a handwritten PowerPoint, and certainly the only one that uses it to pitch perfect comedic effect. . . .

Alexis Dubus: A Ruddy Brief History of Swearing

Alexis Dubus treats his viewers to a comedy show come lecture in this breezy, casually delivered special. A mixture of fascinating trivia and charming autobiographical details, A R*ddy Brief History . . .

Twins: Pret A Comedy

Not exactly identical twins Annie McGrath and Jack Barry delight in this hour of charming and laid back absurdity. Jack is dying and has an hour left for the two . . .

The Delightful Sausage: Cold Hard Cache

Surreal sketch comedy from Yorkshire’s finest meat-themed comedy duo, The Delightful Sausage. In this tightly-packed hour of nonsense, Chris and Amy teach an audience of know nowt Southerners all about . . .

Mark Steel: Mark Steel’s In Town

Filmed in South London’s Blackheath Halls, writer and comic creator of the hugely popular BBC Radio 4 show Mark Steel’s In Town brings us this recording from one of the . . .

Mark Forward: Presents Mark Forward

Get stuck in an enjoy this quirky hour of stand-up combining observational comedy and character work. Somewhat offbeat in tone, Canadian Mark Forward is one of the circuit’s best when . . .

Marcel Lucont: Numero Dix

The Fringe’s favourite Frenchman returns, and this time in the company of a trio of backing musicians. Alexis Dubus returns with his wonderfully louche Gallic character of Marcel Lucont, displaying . . .

Lauren Pattison: Lady Muck

Lauren Pattison recounts her anus horribilis of 2016 in which she was dumped in the most brutal of millennial manners, by being ghosted. This left her devastated but has provided . . .

Juliette Burton: Defined

How would you define yourself in 5 words? Juliette Burton is struggling to evaluate herself in this truly charming and life affirming show. Burton shares powerful and candid stories of . . .

Juliette Burton: Butterfly Effect

Taking a brave and uncompromising dive into her own struggles with mental health, Juliette’s show Butterfly Effect smashes the stigmas and assumptions we are all guilty of when it comes . . .

Joe Bor: The Story of Walter and Herbert

Award winning comedian Joe Bor brings us a narrative hour of comedy, retelling the tale of the friendship between his grandad (world-renowned town planner, Walter Bor) and his grandad’s best . . .

James Mullinger: Almost Canadian

British comedian James Mullinger continues to take Canada by storm with his show Almost Canadian. Filmed at the massive Saint John’s Harbour Arena, Canada, 40 something British ex-pat James Mullinger . . .

Eleanor Morton: Great Title, Glamorous Photo

Grappling with what it means to be a woman in comedy in a post #metoo world, and the inherit misogyny of the comedy industry, this is a delightful comedy special . . .

Ed Aczel: Is Edward Aczel Infinite?

Some disarmingly deadpan navel gazing in Ed’s signature ‘anti-comic’ style which has earned itself cult status in a subsection of Fringe comedy shows. So bad it’s good, settle in and . . .

Danielle Ward: Seventeen

What’s the correct amount of pubic hair? Can feminists enjoy twerking? Why is fruit suddenly bad for you? Let Danielle guide you through this difficult time as well her 90s . . .

D.J. Demers: [Indistinct Chatter]

Indistinct Chatter, named after the DJ Demers‘ ‘favourite’ subtitle when he’s watching movies, balances insights into life as a deaf guy – vibrating alarm clocks and classic night club fails . . .

Christopher Bliss: Writing Wrongs

Christopher Bliss is the novelist who writes two to three novels a day and is sure he’s the best writer in his village. Rob Carter masters the well meaning idiot . . .

Anna Mann: How We Stop The Fascists

Having effectively cured all depression in her previous show, flamboyant Actress and Political Theatre doyen Anna Mann returns to single handedly take on the rise of fascism. There’s audience interaction . . .