The Fringe is a lovely, drunken Withnailian Butlins
Pete Heat on the best and worst of Edinburgh
10/08/2024 … Comedy magician Pete Heat returns to the Fringe with his show Bogus, on at the Pleasance Dome at 8.
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Sat 10 August 2024
The best comedy film ever made
Jake Donaldson picks his comedy favourites
10/08/2024 … Edinburgh Fringe comedian Jake Donaldson picks his Perfect Playlist of comedy favourites.
Fri 09 August 2024
The audience had low expectations... and we were meeting them
The Listies on the best and worst of the Edinburgh Fringe
09/08/2024 … The Listies are on at the Edinburgh Fringe performing their family-friendly show ROFL at Assembly George Square at 11.
Thu 08 August 2024
'Every creative is clusterfuck of anxiety'
Rhys Nicholson on the best and worst of the Edinburgh Fringe
08/08/2024 … Rhys Nicholson is at the Edinburgh Fringe performing their show Huge Big Party Congratulations! at Underbelly Bristo Square at 8.
He was the first comedian who actually sounded like my Jamaican father
Josephine Lacey picks her Perfect Playlist of comedy favourites
08/08/2024 … Edinburgh Fringe comedian Josephine Lacey picks her Perfect Playlist of comedy favourites.
Wed 07 August 2024
Turning FOMO into JOMO (the joy of missing out)
The Hairy Godmothers on the best and worst of Edinburgh
07/08/2024 … The Hairy Godmothers are on at the Edinburgh Fringe with two separate Disney In Drag parody shows, alternating at Assembly George Square at 10.
Can you separate a person from their art? With Louis CK, I try to
Schalk Bezuidenhout's comedy favourites
07/08/2024 … South African comedian Schalk Bezuidenhout shares his Perfect Playlist of comedy favourites.
Tue 06 August 2024
© BBC How many episodes of Last of the Summer Wine were there?
Try our Tuesday Trivia Quiz – with a Yorkshire bent
06/08/2024 … Test your comedy knowledge with our weekly multiple-choice trivia quiz, compiled – as always – by broadcaster and comedy historian Hayden Parker.