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Grant Busé on timeless bangers, iPods, mullets and more
Saturday 30th July 2022
Musical comedian Grant Busé returns to the Fringe with a high-energy nostalgic show about the 'good old days'.
Alex Kealy is taking on the big tech firms
Friday 29th July 2022
This year Alex Kealey's show revolves around Silicon Valley tech monopolies.
Eme Essien explains how hesitation is an enemy to humans
Friday 29th July 2022
Actress and rising star Eme Essien talks about who inspires her, and what we can expect from her brand-new one-woman show.
Patrick Spicer talks comedy, anxiety and worrying about getting things wrong
Friday 29th July 2022
Patrick Spicer is bringing his debut hour to Edinburgh. But Patrick is WORRIED...
Lucy Frederick discusses body positivity
Friday 29th July 2022
Comedian, writer and actor Lucy Frederick chats about our bodies and why we should praise them.
Chelsea Birkby isn't so nice any more
Thursday 28th July 2022
Chelsea was lovely, sweet, adorable. But not anymore! No More Mr Nice Chelsea sees the comedian asking how we can accept the things about ourselves that aren't so 'nice'.
Rajiv Karia reveals his most useful skill is origami
Thursday 28th July 2022
Rising star and BBC New Comedian of the Year 2019 nominee Rajiv Karia will be venturing to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August with his eagerly anticipated debut show, Gallivant.
The Twenty-Sided Tavern introduce their comedy adventure show
Thursday 28th July 2022
Play games, make choices and control the action in The Twenty-Sided Tavern, a Dungeons and Dragons inspired comedy adventure show.
Garrett Millerick is the world's angriest optimist
Thursday 28th July 2022
Garrett Millerick chat about returning to Edinburgh with the conclusion to his Fatherhood trilogy.
Pierre Novellie is struggling to just enjoy things
Wednesday 27th July 2022
In his latest Fringe show, Pierre Novellie looks into why he can't just enjoy things. It's observational comedy for people who
think they hate observational comedy.