Ariane Branigan
Ariane is a linguistics student at the University of Edinburgh. Her current side-quests include assembling a comprehensive list of the best Burrito places known to man and mastering her German, Spanish, and Thai.
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Dylan Dodds and Friends (Friends Not Included)
Interesting comedy concept lacks direction
Feed Wolf Ice Cream: A Comedy Show About Death
Humorous examination of death and the afterlife
Luke Rollason’s Infinite Content
Clowning meets technology in this absurdist comedy show
Susie McCabe: Domestic Disaster
Another triumph from the Scottish Queen of comedy
Daniel Nils Roberts: The History of the World in 1 Hour
Talented comedian tries to cover the entirety of world history in one hour
Police Cops: Badass Be Thy Name
Another hit show from the creators of Police Cops, but this time it’s 1999
Ken Cheng: To All The Racists I’ve Blocked Before
Humorous dissection of racism, both in the UK and online
Pathetic Fallacy
A different performer every day, enacting Anita Rochon’s vision
Aaron Simmonds: Disabled Coconut
A refreshing stand-up routine about the ridiculousness of everyday life
Alice Snedden: Absolute Monster
New Zealand comic delights in her second Fringe show
The Improverts
Quick-paced, entertaining hour from the University of Edinburgh’s resident improvisers
Cülture Elité
Quirky Norwegian comedians explore art, culture, and everything in between
Police Cops: Police Cops in Space
A low-tech, high-energy romp through space with the confidence and polish that comes from many Fringe runs
Josh Berry: Who Does He Think He Is?
Talented comedian delights with lighthearted, humorous impressions
Horrible Histories: Awful Egyptians and Terrible Tudors
Gross-out humour and history are effortlessly combined in this production of a classic children’s series.
Enlightenment House – A Play in Five Rooms
Immersive theatrical experience brings a historic house back to life.
Short and Curly: Young At Start
British cultural references abound in this eccentric sketch show
Douglas Walker Presents: Of Christmas Past
An enthralling grown-up fairytale, as told (and created) by Douglas Walker