NHS anaesthetist, comedian and author Ed Patrick is set to injects the Edinburgh Fringe with his new show about becoming a junior doctor, the NHS, the pitfalls of modern medicine and the power of questioning it.
Bilal Zafar is back at the Fringe with a brand-new show about how his usually stress-free house share took a turn when his housemate tried to get him arrested five times.
Improv group Say It Again, Sorry?'s innovative format sees an audience member encouraged to step into the spotlight. We asked performer Joshua King about the unpredictability of the show, insane audience suggestions and the whereabouts of Earnest...
After 30 years of playing at the Edinburgh Festival as part of improv and sketch shows, Stu Murphy has decided to move towards what scares him and try his first hour of solo stand-up. He explains more.
Comedian and improv hip-hop machine Chris Turner is heading to the Edinburgh Festival this August with a new show. To check his freestyle rap skills are still polished, British Comedy Guide sent Chris some prompts. Check out the video he came back with.
Berlin's prince and princess of art rock and Europop, Otto & Astrid, are pursuing solo careers, returning to Edinburgh in their very first Joint Solo Project.
We speak to Eden Sher about her decision to go into stand-up, being a mother to twins and how her character from The Middle still influences her everyday life.
Annabel Marlow starred in SIX's original line up when it came to Edinburgh Fringe in 2017. She now makes her solo comedy debut with ...is this okay ?? and promises a cosy, intimate, fun chill vibe but also "a f*cking concert". We asked Annabel to divulge more about this, as well her move from musical theatre to comedy and her pre-show rituals...
