Toby: Lucky

Review by Steve Bennett

10/08/2011 … Toby is more complex than your average comedy double act; so while the laughs are less frequent, the rich characterisation, Pinteresque pauses and tense sibling…

Review by Julia Chamberlain

10/08/2011 … Great show, proper stand up, honest straightforward and balls-out funny, Chris McCausland has nailed this year’s Edinburgh show.

How To Be Awesome: An Introduction

Review by Julia Chamberlain

10/08/2011 … Lou Sanders has great vulnerability on stage.

Amateur Transplants: Adam Kay's Smutty Songs

Review by Marissa Burgess

09/08/2011 … Adam Kay appears from backstage, tops up the wine glass sat on his piano, emptying one bottle and cracking open a another, then plonks himself down at the piano…

Neil Dougan: Rough Rared

Review by Julia Chamberlain

09/08/2011 … You might happily listen to Neil Dougan all night, he’s blessed with a Belfast drawl and has the familiar easy, unsentimental eloquence of the Northern Irish.

Simon Donald Dirty Great Fringepiece

Review by Julian Hall

09/08/2011 … Viz co-creator Simon Donald returns to the Fringe with a show closely modelled on last year's format of character comedy plus reminiscences about his cult comic's…

Dave Fulton:... Based on a True Story

Review by Corry Shaw

09/08/2011 … In a criminally undersold show, in a new venue off the beaten track, in a very late night slot, it is hard to imagine the powerhouse that is American Dave Fulton…

Holly Walsh: The Hollycopter

Review by Phill Gillespie

09/08/2011 … Who would have thought that jumping off Worthing Pier in a fake helicopter could go so wrong, yet end up so right?Holly Walsh makes her Edinburgh debut almost a…