Volatile, voyeuristic comedy proves strangely gratifying

Cassette-based comedy typically unspools

Unheralded animations and an undistinguished love-life conjoin in... (continued)

Talented comedic duo fall short with new show

Slick, self-aware, but a little too tightly-choreographed

Comic catharsis is lacking in subtlety or finesse

A wasted opportunity for the Fringe's foremost mum-to-be

A love letter to science. With laughs.

Andi Osho's new show sees her dating members of her audience - so... (continued)

Cariad Lloyd is a very funny woman, never resorting to the lazy p... (continued)

Comedic prodigy Daniel Sloss on the lessons in self-sufficiency t... (continued)

Mostly clever, but a bit unpolished

Warm confessional comedy

From the opening 'Chips or Tits?' to 'Let's Send Nan to Dignitas'... (continued)

Gentle teatime musical comedy

A good showman, but old tricks

Treading the fine line between genius and idiocy, Sam Simmons has... (continued)

Sparks plays it safe, but gets the laughs

Acerbic standup Dave Fulton mulls the ongoing publicity epidemic at the Fringe

If there’s a lesson to be learned from Buress’ Fringe debut it’s ... (continued)