Paul Merton's Silent Clowns
01/01/2006 … Description Paul introduces the 1920s funniest silent comedians Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and others on the big screen.
Sun 01 January 2006
Glenn Wool: You Don't Go To Hell For Eating Elephants
01/01/2006 … Reviews Like many comics, Glenn Wool tests his audience's reactions with a couple of sample jokes straight off the bat.
Ladyboys of Banknock
01/01/2006 … Description Take The Full Monty, add Much Ado About Nothing and throw in a couple of musical numbers.
Comedy Club 4 Kids
01/01/2006 … This is an intriguing concept: club comics being forced to deliver their sets without swearing and even sharing the bill with child stand-ups.
Andrew J. Lederer's Anthology
01/01/2006 … At the start of his show, New York comic Andrew J Lederer warns that the hour will not be laugh-a-minute gags; it will be simply him telling one extraordinary…
Godliman and Lane
01/01/2006 … Review Kerry Godliman and David Lane are both talented comedy actors, and this, their debut Edinburgh offering, would make a perfect audition…
Paul Sinha: Saint or Sinha?
01/01/2006 … Two years ago, Paul Sinha made his Edinburgh debut with an engaging but unremarkable discussion of the Richard Curtis film Love, Actually; a quirky…
Late N Live
01/01/2006 … Description The original, and the best, late-night show on the Fringe.