Friday 7th August 2015
Chris Stokes answers our questions ahead of his third Fringe.
Comedy sextet Clown Funeral - comprised of Patrick Tobin, Freddie Paul, Christina Owen, Rachel Elfassy Bitoun, Sam Thorogood and Ella Tebay - talk about their first ever Festival Fringe together.
Christian Steel wants you to Google him. Carefully.
Joe Wenborne is fighting back at 50.
Fresh from BBC One's The John Bishop Show, stand-up Funmbi Omotayo is performing at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Charles Booth talks about his new sketch show.
Mel Moon talks about hoping to change social attitudes - and the law - in her new show, Sick Girl.
Rhiannon Vivian tells us about bringing her debut solo AND debut written show to the 2015 Fringe.
Comedy quintet Racing Minds talk about their 2015 show, Aaaand Now For Something Completely Improvised.
Comic Juliette Burton answers 10 questions as she returns to the Fringe with another run of Look At Me.
Sketch trio Minor Delays (Abi Tedder, Harry Michell and Joe Barnes) talk about taking their second sketch show up to the Edinburgh Fringe together.
Michael J Dolan lives up to his miserable show title for this year's Fringe as he answers our 10 questions.
Goose - aka Ben Rowse and Adam Drake - return to the Fringe with a brand new sketch show this year. And they've a sadly not-so-unique plan for programming their own event.
Wednesday 5th August 2015
Rising star Luca Cupani is back at the Fringe for 2015, and this time he's performing on a bus. Really.
Andrew Watts talks about his new show - all about parenthood - and the one time he organised a comedy gig.
Angela Barnes answers our 10 quick-fire Fringe questions.
Andrew Ryan answers our 10 questions, and talks about being mistaken for Ardal O'Hanlon.
Donny Vostok talks to British Comedy Guide ahead of his fourth solo show, $cum, in character as Nev.
One quarter of sketch performers The Beta Males, Richard Soames tells us about his 2015 solo show.
Stand-up comedian Jenny Collier talks to us about her new show, Jenny Say Qua.
