With a plethora of offerings at every Fringe, it's inevitable tha... (continued)

Who will be funniest at this year's Fringe? Ben Williams selects ... (continued)

The Irish comedian talks politics, periods and celebrity page-turners

Think Danish comedians and you're probably thinking Sandi Toksvig and..

A welcome return for the Australian Fringe favourite

An inhibited, middle class jew enumerating his neuroses for comic effect

From the personal to the absurd, a winner on all fronts

Life is fine and dandy for Nick Doody, he readily admits, towards... (continued)

After shooting to fame on South African TV—and crashing to earth ... (continued)

White, middle-class, and monocultural. The Fringe is undoubtedly ... (continued)

Comedian vs audience: everyone loses

If the meek ever do inherit the Earth, a prospect that admittedly... (continued)

When no one is looking Jamie Kilstein ambles onstage, picks up hi... (continued)

With so much made about the 'business' of comedy—panel shows, awa... (continued)

There's something interesting being attempted in It's Only Words

Self-deprecation is an oft-used tone for comedians, some of whom ... (continued)

Playing with more than words

Zoe Coombs Marr's standup comic character Dave bounds on stage an... (continued)

Observations of the inexplicable

A love story set in the age of social media, Jessie Cave’s I Love... (continued)