Andrew Watts: How To Build A Chap
17/08/2015 … Andrew Watts is pleased to have carved out a niche for himself in comedy, a tweedy mix of cricket, economic theory and very English social awkwardness.
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Mon 17 August 2015
Aidan Killian: The Holy Trinity Of Whistle Blowers
17/08/2015 … Aidan Killian consistently writes and performs the most committed, knottiest, issue-comedy shows on the Fringe; he’s done the bankers, he’s done Buddhism and…
Sun 16 August 2015
© Sun Lee Liam Williams: Bonfire Night
16/08/2015 … One of the true auteurs of stand-up, Liam Williams is a fascinating, insightful and unique voice – but not always one that’s easy to hear.
James Veitch: Genius Bar
16/08/2015 … James Vetch is not a man short of talent.
Yianni: Why Did The Chicken Cross The Line?
16/08/2015 … Do we need much more philosophising on offence and ‘political correctness’ in comedy? Yianni Agisilaou certainly thinks he has something add to the countless…
Aisling Bea: Plan Bea
16/08/2015 … Aisling Bea was last in Edinburgh two years ago, with a superb debut that demonstrated her star quality.
Jo Romero: Scenes of A Sensual Nature
16/08/2015 … Not quite a sketch show, and not quite a theatre show, comedian Jo Romero’s eclectic series of sex-based vignettes varies from the awkwardly funny to the just…
Iain Stirling: Touchy Feely
16/08/2015 … The irony of struggling to tell a story about a nightmare gig while performing a nightmare gig isn't lost on Iain Stirling.