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Sketch Thieves provides a solid afternoon of laughs.

Rhys Darby's brings his stand-up routine back to the Edinburgh Fringe and proves, yet again, why he is a true legend of the festival.

Following his sell-out 2023/24 runs, Stu returns to the Fringe with his highly anticipated new show about settling down, growing up and how he’s being controlled by his step-dog. Join the host of smash-hit podcast Some Laugh and star of BBC Scotland’s Scot Squad for another sensational hour in which he pokes fun at 30-something relationships, generational divides and why he doesn’t want to die surrounded by loved ones.

JELLYFISH is a one-act, absurdist comedy coming to Bedlam Theatre this April in collaboration with Filfbag Theatre. Winner of the 'English Literature Play' grant for 2025, awarded by the University of Edinburgh, William Osbon's 'weird and wonderfully original play' will have you 'hooked and baited' (York Vision, 2024).

Chris Thorburn shows off his terrific charisma and charming personality through the scope of one of his greatest loves - the movies.

The Edinburgh Revue mark a grand return to the Edinburgh Fringe.

Sooz Kempner provides a solid hour of stand up.

The Oxford Revue, one of the most prestigious and well known student comedy groups in the UK, arguably rivaled only by The Cambridge Footlights when it comes to the alumni that has came from their hallowed halls, with the likes of Rowan Atkinson, Stewart Lee, Maggie Smith, Armando Iannucci and members of Monty Python being past members of the troupe. With such big boots to fill, one would expect an hour of tightly packed sketch comedy and laughs a-plenty. Unfortunately, audiences don't recieve much of either.

Kiran Deol delivers a solid hour of stand up

The Cambridge Footlights prove why they are one of the most acclaimed comedy groups in the UK.

The Leeds Tealights prove themselves as a talented group of writers and performers, offering a funny hour of comedy.

The Durham Revue prove they are one of the best student comedy groups in the UK.

Shoot From The Hip craft an entertaining hour of comedy before our very eyes.

Sophie Zucker presents a beautifully messed up one woman show.

The brilliant Dead Ducks disappoint in their latest show but between the cracks are some good performers and ideas.

The St Andrews Revue's type of comedy may not be for everyone and the lack of variety may leave some disappointed but there is no denying that the cast have mastered the silliness they present before us.

Olivia Xing presents an underdeveloped hour of stand up.

A farcical retelling of a classic tale that leaves you wondering why.

This stripped back production of Frankenstein plays host to some inventive use of lighting and some great performances.