Musical comedy duo Shelf (well, one part of the duo is musical at least) are set to present their highly anticipated debut hour at Edinburgh Festival 2022. It's about one bizarrely life-changing haircut.
Combining storytelling, snappy observations, silliness and some surreal tangents Ania Magliano is delving into her background as a half Polish, half Italian bisexual 24-year-old in her debut show.
Danielle Walker is heading to Edinburgh with her critically acclaimed, Melbourne Comedy Award Best Show nominated, Nostalgia. She admits performing at the Fringe this August is daunting.
Clementine Bogg-Hargroves, writer of Skank, talks to us about being 20-something, optimism, hopes and the desire to find the right recycling bin for her baked bean tin.
Jake Farrell's Edinburgh Fringe debut was originally planned for 2020, but the pandemic scuppered that chance. He's now set to finally deliver his hour-long solo show this August. He tells us more about his show, Sky.
Louise Goodfield from improv group 'Say It Again, Sorry' explains how members of the audience of their Fringe show The Importance of Being...Earnest? can join them on stage.
Comedian Sasha Ellen is hosting interactive roleplaying game show Character Building Experience at this year's Edinburgh Festival. Here she explains how and why the game Dungeons and Dragons appeals to comedians on many different levels.
After a six year absence from the Edinburgh Fringe, the man the New York Times described as a 'comedy institution' is returning to Scotland. He tells us more about his show...
You are cordially invited to Jim and Barb's 50th Wedding Anniversary. But don't be fooled, this is no ordinary couple, this show by Daniel Tobias and Clare Bartholomew is Mr Bean meets The Shining.
Featuring a supergroup of performers from Tony and Olivier Award winning improv companies, you know you're in safe hands with the cast of Starship Improvise. Co-creator Adam Meggido gives us the improv insider info...
The annual Comedy Poster Awards are now open for entries. Comedy fans can help pick the winners by browsing the artwork and voting for their favourite designs.
Thinking of heading to the Edinburgh Festival for the first time? Here's some tips on how to get there, where to stay, planning your days, and how to find shows to see.
The Edinburgh Festival returns on 5th August, and British Comedy Guide's dedicated website is ready. We have comprehensive listings, and will be bringing you news, features, reviews and more too across the next month and a half.
