Phil Nichol explores the line between miracle and coincidence

Improvised rapping that dazzles – up to a point

Not your average Church gathering, but not your average comedy show either.

A mixed bag of characters, but most are undercooked

Tony Law’s trademark joyful surrealism is given a heartfelt spin

Children usually ask grownups for help, but when comedian and gro... (continued)

A belter of a musical revue, but a bit too informal

Evan Beswick reviews: Best in Class (3 stars) | Rory O'Keeffe: Th... (continued)

Some elements of this show do indeed provoke a visceral response ... (continued)

Sindhu Vee might be not reinventing stand up, but she nicely reinterprets it

Ramon Rivas offers his perspective on the benefits and pitfalls of 'hooking up'

Ramshackle but infectious, Kay provides an eclectic, energetic ho... (continued)

A surfeit of talent in a lack of structure

Ian Smith embarks on a mission to make 1000 origami cranes

Heidi Regan lands firmly on her feet with an endearing debut hour

This family's daily endeavors pack an emotional punch

The journalist/comedian tried self-help and hypnosis, so you don't have to

A classy, confident hour of comedy from one of the Fringe's most celebrated sons

Showbiz stager for the #MeToo generation

Russian satire that fails to launch