8 - 29 August 2022 Eh Up, Me Old Flowers! Illuminating biography puts the contradictions of UK's first primetime black comic under the microscope Reviewed here
5 - 28 August 2022 Opal Fruits Cross-generational struggle on a London council estate told through puckish humour and UK Garage Reviewed here
5 - 27 August 2022 Room – A Room of One's Own Vital feminist essay brought thrillingly to life Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2022 Aaron Simmonds: Hot Wheels A great hour of comedy from award winning comedian Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2022 Atsuko Okatsuka: The Intruder What's scarier - an intruder on your property or conversing with a teenager? Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2022 Badass Mills is a good writer, and despite a few stumbles the quality of her material is plain to see Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2022 Bella Hull: Babycakes Debut hour shows talent but is hampered by its presentation Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2022 Chloe Petts: Transience You'll struggle to find a more assured Fringe debut Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2022 Conrad Koch: White Noise A funny and engaging show that tackles racism with the help of an abrasive puppet pal Reviewed here
3 - 15 August 2022 Deaf Ears Author, therapist and child of Deaf parents tells of lesson learned. Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2022 Jayde Adams: Men, I Can Save You Free your thoughts and emotions to be guided by the Saviour–Jedi through humour, self-help speechifying, interpretive dance, and stirring vulnerability Reviewed at Pleasance Cabaret Bar
3 - 28 August 2022 Lily Phillips: Smut She brings a ferocity to her most-involved routines which almost dares us to be offended Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2022 Nic Sampson: Marathon, 1904 A story so wild it has to be heard to be believed Reviewed here
3 - 15 August 2022 Patti Harrison Disjointed approach slightly sours one of those, 'I was there' events Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2022 Pauline Personal and powerful exploration of a troubled family history Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2022 Sara Barron: Hard Feelings Another cracking hour of standup from Barron, though not for the faint-hearted Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2022 Ultimatum Incisive two-hander is minimalist in approach yet complex in execution Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2022 Will Duggan: Iceberg Entertaining hour from an intelligent and self-deprecating comic Reviewed here
7 - 13 August 2021 Bacon Assured performance that evokes the tortured talent of painter Francis Bacon Reviewed here
7 - 8 August 2021 Roald Dahl's The Twits John Kirk's take on Roald Dahl's story makes up for a lack of invention with a playful, interactive performance Reviewed here
31 - 25 August 2019 Cam Spence: The Sunshine Clinic Quirky format let down by awkward audience interaction Reviewed here
20 - 24 August 2019 Rose Matafeo: Horndog Exuberant, hyperactive standup that's a breathless delight. Reviewed here
17 - 25 August 2019 Kelly Convey: Telephone Voice Fringe newcomer takes on class differences in this confidently funny show Reviewed here
14 - 25 August 2019 Einstein Pip Utton returns with well-executed solo show about the greatest physicist of last century Reviewed here
13 - 25 August 2019 Lucy Beaumont: Space Mam Skilled storyteller evokes a small village feel Reviewed here
12 - 25 August 2019 Jordan Brookes: I've Got Nothing Accomplished 'hipster Nosferatu' shambles his way through a masterfully messy hour of stand-up Reviewed here
12 - 25 August 2019 Reverend Richard Coles: #SimpleCountryParson Anecdotes, insight, sharp wit and fascinating real-life tales in this unique one-parson piece Reviewed here
5 - 25 August 2019 Bryony Kimmings: I’m a Phoenix Bitch Bryony Kimmings is back and looking to lay her demons to rest Reviewed here
5 - 25 August 2019 Lucy McCormick: Post Popular An unpredictable and transgressive history lesson delivered with confidence and charm Reviewed here
5 - 10 August 2019 Marcus Brigstocke: Devil May Care Panel show veteran impresses with devilishly funny character show Reviewed here
4 - 11 August 2019 Lucy Beaumont: Space Mam Skilled storyteller evokes a small village feel Reviewed here
4 - 25 August 2019 Matt Forde: Brexit, Pursued by a Bear Forde's political comedy is uneven but consistently entertaining Reviewed here
2 - 26 August 2019 Showstopper! The Improvised Musical A stunning example of what musical improv can be Reviewed here
2 - 26 August 2019 The Cabinet of Madame Fanny Du Thé Enjoy an hour with Madame Fanny in her bawdy, eccentric musical extravaganza Reviewed here
1 - 25 August 2019 Ray Badran: Everybody Loves Ray, Man Desultory stroll through amusing anecdotes from Aussie comic's life Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 A Midsummer Night’s Dream An audience of delighted youngsters actually enjoying Shakespeare’s words Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Algorithms Moving and brilliantly comical exploration of modern relationships Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Alice Snedden: Absolute Monster New Zealand comic delights in her second Fringe show Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Anna Drezen : Okay Get Home Safe!! New York comic breaks down her morbid obsessions in Fringe debut Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Beach Body Ready Vibrant show with plenty of fun and laughter but with a serious message too Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Beetlemania: Kafka for Kids! There's something really funny about Kafka. Reviewed at Pleasance Dome
31 July - 26 August 2019 Bible John Ambitious production addresses the current widespread obsession with true crime Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Blodeuwedd Untold A tour de force of beauty and Welsh Mythology Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Boar Lewis Doherty returns to the Fringe with another stunning, thrilling hour of theatre Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Bobby & Amy A riveting piece of theatre featuring two phenomenal performances Reviewed here
31 July - 17 August 2019 Boulder Half a String brings an inspiring, hopeful and masterful performance Reviewed here
31 July - 18 August 2019 Brave Macbeth Fun and farcical retelling of the Scottish play perfectly pitched at youngsters Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Ciarán Dowd: Padre Rodolfo Riotous character comedy is an hour of ecclesiastical excellence Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Don't Be Terrible A fascinating play that needs work but has a strong idea and cast at its core Reviewed here
31 July - 12 August 2019 Einstein Pip Utton returns with well-executed solo show about the greatest physicist of last century Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Electrolyte A breathless, exhilarating and heart-breaking piece of theatre Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Endless Second A narratively complex look at rape within a relationship in the post-#MeToo era Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 FATTY FAT FAT Poignant, provocative piece of theatre on self-acceptance and societal stigmas Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 I'll Take You To Mrs Cole! A first class production that is beguiling and magical, teaching us not to demonise what we don’t know or understand Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Ivo Graham: The Game of Life A Fringe veteran takes the audience on a quick-witted and hilarious journey through becoming a father Reviewed at Pleasance Dome
31 July - 25 August 2019 Jake Lambert: Never Mak the Same Mistak Twice A spirited performance can't disguise the insubstantial nature of the comedic material on offer Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Jamie Loftus: Boss, Whom is Girl Hilarious keynote speech asks deeper questions Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Jayde Adams: The Ballad of Kylie Jenner's Old Face Serious black jumpers out - Jayde Adams means business Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 John Robins: Hot Shame Crafted original storytelling explores the everyday anxieties and neuroticism of this millennial man Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 London Hughes: To Catch a D*ck Bombastic and explicit standup set from outrageously confident comic Reviewed here
31 July - 17 August 2019 Lucy Porter: Be Prepared Would adult life goals be more achievable if badges were handed out? Lucy Porter ponders this and more in her latest show Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Marcel Lucont: No. Dix French caricature continues to charm those he despises Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Michael Odewale: #BLACKBEARSMATTER An engaging and socially aware debut from an up-and-coming comic Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Moonbird A beautiful piece of children’s theatre that embraces inclusivity to deaf audiences Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Murder On The Dancefloor A strong start gives way to an overwrought and muddled narrative Reviewed here
31 July - 23 August 2019 Mustard Doesn’t Go With Girls Poking fun at fairytales and gender stereotypes Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Nigel Ng: Culture Shocked An solidly entertaining show from a self-assured natural performer that has the potential to be even more Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Spencer Jones: The Things We Leave Behind Master of prop comedy and family man lets us into his basement workshop Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Stiff & Kitsch: Bricking It A comic powerhouse who have concocted a real formula for success Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Suzi Ruffell: Dance Like Everyone's Watching Stellar show from a brilliant talent Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Tarot An hour of madness awaits with this informal sketch show Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 The Brand-New, Full-Throated Adventures of Reginald D Hunter Untamed by middle age, the much-loved American talks sexual politics and family Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 The Incident Room An empathetic look into the investigation that caught The Yorkshire Ripper Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 The Last of the Pelican Daughters Polished, carefully orchestrated production about the aftershock of grief Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 The Noise Next Door's Comedy Lock-In Titanic improv performed by four class act entertainers Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 The Rebirth of Meadow Rain Fantastic solo show about domestic abuse and the strength of friendships Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 The War of the Worlds Inventive, thought-provoking and thoroughly modern take on a classic tale Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 The Wild Unfeeling World Eccentric but inspiring tale of resilience has almost nothing to do with Moby Dick Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Titania McGrath: Mxnifesto Twitter's woke warrior plays for cheap laughs on stage debut Reviewed here
31 July - 25 August 2019 Vikki Stone: Song Bird Escapist joyous musical comedy with explosive laughs and moments of profundity Reviewed here
31 July - 26 August 2019 Yuriko Kotani: Somosomo A superb show that leaves the audience feeling inspired and hopeful Reviewed here
26 October 2018 Aidan Moffat & RM Hubbert "Sadness with a semi" shtick conceals genius of exciting new work and witty rapport charms audience Reviewed here
23 - 27 August 2018 Short and Curly: Young At Start British cultural references abound in this eccentric sketch show Reviewed here
22 - 27 August 2018 Reverend Richard Coles: Confessions An hour's candid chat and confessions with special guests. Reviewed here
18 - 27 August 2018 Moon A comedy double act that entertains with an array of anarchic sketches Reviewed here
17 - 25 August 2018 Gruff Rhys: Resist Phony Encores Singular talent does shyness and other stories in quirky spoken word and music show Reviewed here
15 - 26 August 2018 UNCONDITIONAL An example of great story-telling and how energy can bring an unconventional narrative to life. Reviewed here
10 - 26 August 2018 Let's Inherit The Earth Punchy powerful reminder that more's needed if we want our children to inherit the earth Reviewed here
9 - 18 August 2018 Paul Merton's Impro Chums A masterclass in improv: the original and one of the best Reviewed here
9 - 26 August 2018 Tom Lucy: Reluctant Millennial Tom Lucy explores Millennial tropes in this enjoyable standup. Reviewed here
6 - 26 August 2018 Jordan Brookes: Bleed Slippery, infuriating and elusive comedy defies categorisation. Reviewed here
5 - 26 August 2018 Ivan Aristeguieta: Juithy Excellent debut hour about the immigrant experience. Reviewed here
5 - 13 August 2018 UNCONDITIONAL An example of great story-telling and how energy can bring an unconventional narrative to life. Reviewed here
5 - 27 August 2018 WEIRD A fascinating and emotional ride through one person’s experience, offering a fully realised portrayal of OCD. Reviewed here
4 - 27 August 2018 Murder She Didn't Write: The Improvised Murder Mystery Entertaining mash-up of Cluedo and comedy from improv experts. Reviewed here
3 - 26 August 2018 Catherine Bohart: Immaculate Unique anecdotes and thoughtful reflections make for a memorable hour of comedy. Reviewed here
3 - 27 August 2018 Elise Elise will leave you eager to find out more about its neglected heroine Reviewed here
3 - 26 August 2018 Felicity Ward: Busting a Nut Ward doesn't falter in a family-themed hour of comedy Reviewed here
3 - 26 August 2018 Natalie Palamides: Nate Last year's Best Newcomer makes a thought-provoking and triumphant return to the Fringe Reviewed here
3 - 27 August 2018 Sirens Devised fantasy spreads itself too thin and never takes flight Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2018 Fronting Tender play examining the modern-day implications of a HIV diagnosis Reviewed here
2 - 26 August 2018 Sindhu Vee: Sandhog Witty and hilarious observations on marriage, parenthood and ageing parents from Best Newcomer nominee, Vee. Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Alex Edelman: Just For Us Superb standup about bigotry, white privilege and the desire to fit in at any cost. Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 And Before I Forget I Love You, I Love You Another remarkable achievement by much-admired solo performer Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Anuvab Pal: Empire Mild-mannered exploration of British colonialism is consistent but falls short of hilarious. Reviewed here
1 - 27 August 2018 Build A Rocket Teen pregnancy tale is nothing revelatory as a story, but solo performance is superbly executed Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Chris Washington: You Beauty! Charming and uplifting hour of comedy from 2017 Best Newcomer nominee. Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Darren Harriott: Visceral Impressively-handled combination of jokes and anecdotes handle serious issues in an entertaining manner Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Ed Night: An Aesthetic A tense, uncomfortable hour with an allegation to make. You won't remember it for the laughs Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Emma Sidi: Faces of Grace Maestro of off-kilter character creations brings five new faces to the table. Reviewed here
1 - 27 August 2018 Finding Fassbender Woman accidentally finds life's meaning while trying to reunite a famous actor with a letter Reviewed here
1 - 27 August 2018 Jayde Adams: The Divine Ms Jayde Bristolian's banter and belting voice hit home, but meanderings lose momentum Reviewed here
1 - 27 August 2018 John Hastings: Float Like a Butterfly, John Hastings Like a Bee Wry, intelligent observations camouflaged amongst a flurry of crude comedy. Reviewed here
1 - 27 August 2018 Kiri Pritchard-McLean: Victim, Complex Victim, Complex is Kiri's Lemonade and it's just as effervescent as she is. Reviewed here
1 - 27 August 2018 Polaris Quirky, bizarre and hilarious - sci-fi comedy Polaris is a joy Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Sarah Keyworth: Dark Horse A hilarious and thought-provoking hour of comedy on gender, sexuality and identity. Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 The Half Macabre tale of squabbling showbiz duo with sinister undertones Reviewed here
1 - 26 August 2018 Wilde Creatures These tall stories are how storytelling should be done Reviewed here
1 August 2018 Brett Goldstein: What Is Love Baby Don't Hurt Me Minor sitcom star muses on whether real love is possible, especially when your partner knows the A-list. Reviewed here
21 - 27 August 2017 Plan B for Utopia This first full-length work from Joan Clevillé Dance is a real joy to watch. Reviewed at Festival Theatre
11 - 28 August 2017 Speaking in Tongues: The Lies/The Truths Two plays with inter-locking stories that need to be experienced as a whole. Reviewed here
10 - 27 August 2017 Tape Face A bizarre, enrapturing mix of mime and audience participation. Reviewed here
9 - 27 August 2017 Tom Ballard: Problematic Socially conscious, wicked humour from Australia's favourite baby-faced comic Reviewed here
5 - 27 August 2017 Ed Gamble: Mammoth A master at audience interaction and laughter from start to finish. Reviewed here
5 - 28 August 2017 From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads Dark play about a teenager's obsessions made unforgettable by its vivid protagonist Reviewed here
5 - 28 August 2017 Luke Kempner: Take a Long Hard Luke at Yourself Excellent impressions impaired by a show that feels incomplete. Reviewed here
5 - 28 August 2017 TUTU: Dance in All Its Glory Chicos Mambo showcase dance technique, athleticism and humour Reviewed here
5 - 27 August 2017 Twayna Mayne: Black Girl Good premise, but lack of structure and comic timing let it down. Reviewed here
4 - 27 August 2017 Angela Barnes: Fortitude Straight-talking comedian has an unusual obsession and a sharp-wit. Reviewed here
4 - 27 August 2017 Colin Cloud: Dare Slick professionalism balanced with mind-trickery and charisma serves up a perfect show. Reviewed here
4 - 27 August 2017 Sisters: White Noise This dark comedy show won't disappoint but isn't without its flaws Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2017 John Hastings: Audacity The clever and the callow come together in an infectious hour of stand-up. Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2017 NewsRevue 2017 High-volume, medium-quality critique of 2017 thus far. Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2017 Next Best Thing A couple of oddball characters try to show us the ropes. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Brennan Reece: Everlong Lovely nostalgic tribute to a sassy old grandmother. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Colin Hoult: Anna Mann in How We Stop the Fascists Broad-stroke characters hide a deeper political intelligence. Reviewed here
2 - 20 August 2017 David Walliams' The First Hippo on the Moon Toilet humour, puppetry and a simple message for younger viewers. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Garrett Millerick: The Devil's Advocate Comic rage at small town frustrations Reviewed here
2 - 28 August 2017 Gein's Family Giftshop - Volume 3 Frenetic, fluid sketch comedy, that's understandably a little depleted. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Giants: For an Hour Top-notch sketch comedy that the audience devours Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Kae Kurd: Kurd Your Enthusiasm Newcomer shines in a first-rate debut that tackles issues of identity Reviewed here
2 - 28 August 2017 Last Clown on Earth Overly abstract performance from Fringe legends. Reviewed here
2 - 28 August 2017 Lauren Pattison: Lady Muck Occasionally uneven, ultimately thrilling debut hour. Reviewed here
2 - 28 August 2017 Offside An inspiring story of women’s football, past and present. Reviewed at Traverse Theatre
2 - 27 August 2017 Perfectly Imperfect Women Biographical wonder tale explores what drives us to want to live perfect lives. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Phil Wang - Kinabalu Wang is as placidly controversial and nerdily winsome as ever. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Phoebe Walsh: I'll Have What She's Having A lively performance which struggles from too fast a pace. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Pippa Evans: Joy Provision Cheery afternoon comedy which won't see you far wrong. Reviewed here
2 - 28 August 2017 Rachel Jackson: Bunny Boiler Funny and insightful one-woman show unafraid to cover the darker aspects of relationships. Reviewed here
2 - 27 August 2017 Red Bastard - Lie With Me An alternative view of the rules of engagement with regards to love. Reviewed here
2 - 26 August 2017 Richard Herring: Oh Frig, I'm 50! Splendid hour of self-examination from Fringe icon. Reviewed here
2 - 28 August 2017 Skin Fuses urban and contemporary dance to explore one boy's journey through gender transitioning Reviewed here
2 - 28 August 2017 What If the Plane Falls Out of the Sky? Quirky and often absurd piece of theatre with an important message. Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Eurobeat Hi-energy parody of Eurovision is a real mixed crowd-pleaser: no Brexit needed Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Gráinne Maguire: Great People Making Great Choices Maguire is at her funniest when talking about herself and the Irish Taoiseach Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 Jonathan Pie Live The blatant truth in an honest stage monologue from spoof reporter Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Lazy Susan: Crazy Sexy Fool Another enjoyable hour from the sketch duo. Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 Pete Firman: TriX Old style charm and delivery, with impeccable modern comic wit Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 Rhys James: Forgives Fantastically funny, thought provoking, with a dash of filth; one of the best comedians at the Fringe performs his best show yet. Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Scary Shit Talented performers but unnecessary vulgarity takes away from what could have been a great show. Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Swivelhead He used to fly typhoons, now he is a drone pilot, soon he will become an owl. Reviewed here
18 - 24 August 2016 Beardyman: One Album per Hour A supremely talented individual creates every kind of music imaginable in front of your eyes. Reviewed here
6 - 29 August 2016 My Name is Gideon: Songs, Space Travel and Everything In-Between A sweet little treat Reviewed here
6 - 29 August 2016 My Name is Gideon: Songs, Space Travel and Everything In-Between A sweet little treat Reviewed here
6 - 29 August 2016 Strange Face A photographic adventure around Britain with a lost Nick Drake recording Reviewed here
5 - 20 August 2016 Alice Unhinged No shortage of young talent on show as Alice is put firmly into the modern day. Reviewed here
5 - 28 August 2016 Annie McGrath: The Seven Ages of An Though far from the finished product, this solo debut shows clever comedy potential. Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 A Tale of Two Cities New life is breathed into an old story with bold direction and superb acting. Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Darktales A gloriously macabre piece slithering beneath the sea of comedy. Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Felicity Ward: 50% More Likely To Die Ward's assured stage presence and thoughtful material make her show a joy to watch Reviewed here
3 - 26 August 2016 Iain Stirling: Onwards! Few flaws in this laughter fest for millenials but it is not what those who watched him on CBBC might expect... Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 James Acaster: Reset Sublime observational stand-up with a big theme bubbling under mundane details. Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 Mark Watson: I'm Not Here Watson's brand of reliably self-deprecating comedy brings plenty of laughs Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 Nish Kumar: Actions Speak Louder Than Words, Unless You Shout the Words Real Loud Real intellectual, insightful stand-up that stays the right side of polemical Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 Rose Matafeo is Finally Dead A whirling dervish of comedy presents her first Fringe solo show Reviewed here
3 - 28 August 2016 Showstopper! The Improvised Musical Some stand-out stars as they make it up on the spot Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Sleeping Trees: Sci-Fi? An energetic theatrical comedy that uses all the tropes of the sci-fi genre. Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 Teatro Delusio This wordless piece of theatre wonderfully weaves together mystique, drama and poignancy. Reviewed here
3 - 29 August 2016 We Live by the Sea An engaging, inventive, and informative show about autism and friendship. Reviewed here
1 - 27 August 2018 Freeman Strictly Arts Theatre Company are fully deserving of their standing ovation for this most powerful of plays. Reviewed here