Friday 14th August 2015
William Orton, the producer of 2015's UCL Graters line-up and Fringe show, talks about 2015: A Sketch Odyssey.
George Zacharopoulos answers our 10 Fringe questions.
Eleanor Tiernan answers our 10 Fringe questions.
Swedish comedian Tobias Persson answers our 10 Fringe questions.
Andrew Dyer and Michelle Whitney are back for the second year running as a comedy duo, with show You and I.
The legendary Cambridge Footlights dramatic society are back at the Fringe with their 2015 show, Love Handles, as part of an international tour.
The Heretical Historians' Matthew Jameson talks to us about their 2015 Fringe show.
Folie à Deux - aka Andrew Hunter Murray and Charlotte Gittins - return for a second year of top improvisation
Character comedian, writer and actor Kate Perry talks about performing her first Fringe show.
Viv Groskop tells us about her lengthy and varied comic career, and first Fringe stand-up show in 2015.
Comedian Kate Smurthwaite introduces her show and the Frankie Boyle quote on her flyers.
Belgian comedy star and physicist Lieven Scheire talks to us about his first Fringe.
Casual Violence's James Hamilton talks to us about his first solo show, on now at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Amy Howerska talks about her debut solo Fringe show, and kicking out a disabled group.
Comic John Robertson talks about his new show dedicated to his best friend, who died last year.
We talk to John Robertson, creator of hit show The Dark Room, now refreshed for a third year at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Comedy 'duodom' Samantha Baines and Helen Sorren talk about their careers and comedy partnership.
Thursday 13th August 2015
Mathilda Gregory talks a little about her show, all about being fat.
This year, Chris Kent needs to Stop Stalling.
Samantha Pressdee is at this year's Fringe with her first full solo show, and tells us about her comedy-activism here.
