comedy

A mix of styles at the Stand's regular "weekend starts here" night.

A packed bill of quality acts is just the ticket for getting over the New Year blues, with a decent mix of new faces and Fringe favourites.

Joe Gardner, winner of last year's Class Clowns competition at the Fringe, tells us about plans for Glasgow's first Teenage Comedy Night.

Bringing back a bit of the festival once a month with comedy showcases, The Studio at Festival Theatre reminds us what a great comedy hub Edinburgh can be the rest of the year too.

[Rating: 3/5] Dan Clark is refusing to grow up gracefully in a show that combines the puerile and the poetic to fine effect.

Spiky and insightful excellence from a tremendous talent who is far nicer than she would probably like you to believe.

Jen Brister, Chris Macarthur-Boyd and Jarred Christmas are this month's trio at the Festival Theatre Studio.

"Weird Al" Yankovic plays a gig in Scotland for the first time. Did it work, or was he a parody of himself?

A very decent evening of stand-up slightly marred by a soulless venue and sparse post-Fringe crowd.

The "party game for horrible people" played by comedians is as twisted and hilarious as one would expect.