Here at British Comedy Guide we've recently been thinking about venue accessibility, so we asked visually impaired comedian Tom Skelton to talk us through his experiences of moving around the Edinburgh Festival.
With the Edinburgh Festival occurring now, we thought we'd theme this week's quiz around comedy at the Fringe. Even if you've never been to the Fringe, you can still have fun answering these questions. We bet you get a score of at least 5.
Comedy writer and actor Phil Mealey's latest show is a bold choice. A passion project, he's set to bring the real-life story at the heart of hit Netflix documentary series Making A Murderer to the Edinburgh Festival, in a musical format.
US-born comic Abigoliah Schamaun never thought she could be deported. But, as she explains in her new Edinburgh show Legally Cheeky, she found herself in court, fighting the UK Government to stay in London with her man. We asked her to talk more about the topic...
We looked at TikTok but didn't understand it, so stand-up comedian and social media star Finlay Christie (100 million views and counting) has jumped in to offer some tips on how to use the platform...
"You should never date another comedian". Meet Alex Farrow and Chelsea Birkby, the comedy couple breaking this unwritten rule as they take stand-up hours to the Edinburgh Fringe and live together this summer.
Jim Daly hopes you'll add some gentle comedy to your Edinburgh Fringe schedule this year. He explains why there are many advantages to seeing quieter, friendlier shows.
