Surreal and rambling free association that amounts to little more... (continued)

Lee Ridley is mute. He delivers his standup through an iPad. Half... (continued)

The man? Energetic, fun and whimsical. The material? Paper-thin, ... (continued)

A self-styled wisecracker assaults us with a litany of poor taste.

Not the funniest show on the Fringe, but one of the most thoughtful.

The globe-trotting action man of standup blows your hair back wit... (continued)

Nerdy, yes, but compelling even for those with just a passing kno... (continued)

This show is where star-ratings go to die.

An enjoyably perky, quirky show incorporating an amalgam of styles.

Not much to it, but the refusal to surrender to introversion and ... (continued)

Still finding a voice of his own, but the 22-year-old shows plent... (continued)

A simple theme, played out with lots of colour and detail.

Jaw-dropping command of the written word and an expertly demonstr... (continued)

A technologically meticulous blend of anger and satire stumbles o... (continued)

Not so fast – the soggy opening soon gives way to galloping pace ... (continued)

A natural comic on how awkward youth gave way to awkward adulthood.

Such utter, delicious nonsense simply can't take flight in a setting like this.

A witty, thoughtful show delivered with winning ease and bucketloads of charm.

As thoughtful and compelling a show as you're likely to come across all August.

Constant awkward tonal shifts quickly become more tiresome than a... (continued)