Canons’ Gait (No. 78)

George has been treading the boards of acting for some time now but how exactly did he get there and what else has he done during his life? Join George as he takes you through his life from school to interviews then to starring in Panto and how he lives day to day meeting and interacting with dif...

Matt returns for his 3rd year in a row, with a show about the beautiful art of keeping going. Embracing emptiness, embarrassment and enchanting ends where possible. Equal parts funny and hopeful. There better be a god, is where we are.

Two Italian PhDs in London (one with Indian roots, one a fresh Brit) dissect their "Italian-ish" expat lives! This hilarious split-bill comedy show blends quantum physics, complex systems, identity crises, British romance, and a heavy dose of Roman nostalgia.

An hour of stand up. "Pipe is such a disarmingly engaging presence, honest to the point he's prepared to be, and palpably determined and happy to be turning his life around" - Steve Bennett Chortle "Pipe has a keen mind which operates at high speed and rattles through a plethora of issues that ca...

With giant drawings, cartoonist Neil Davidson narrates his surreal work. This years stories are "The Door Repairman", "Alcohol part 4", and "The Wedding". Don't be put off by this modest description. It's dynamite.

Matt returns for his 3rd year in a row, with a show about the beautiful art of keeping going. Embracing emptiness, embarrassment and enchanting ends where possible. Equal parts funny and hopeful. There better be a god, is where we are.

Two Italian PhDs in London (one with Indian roots, one a fresh Brit) dissect their "Italian-ish" expat lives! This hilarious split-bill comedy show blends quantum physics, complex systems, identity crises, British romance, and a heavy dose of Roman nostalgia.

An hour of stand up. "Pipe is such a disarmingly engaging presence, honest to the point he's prepared to be, and palpably determined and happy to be turning his life around" - Steve Bennett Chortle "Pipe has a keen mind which operates at high speed and rattles through a plethora of issues that ca...

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Spontaneous Wrecks return to the Edinburgh Free Fringe! The Newcastle based improv troupe perform their unique brand of games, scenes, and sketches, all with your help! Every show is different, and anything can happen!

Two Italian PhDs in London (one with Indian roots, one a fresh Brit) dissect their "Italian-ish" expat lives! This hilarious split-bill comedy show blends quantum physics, complex systems, identity crises, British romance, and a heavy dose of Roman nostalgia.

Two award winning London stars Arie Davids (Up the Creek winner x2, billed with Joe Lycett) and Rebecca Lamb (Big Belly winner, Roast Battle league winner x3) hit the Edinburgh stage with their debut split bill '0 babies on board', a show based on being young hot single in the big city. You will ...

Star of BBC Radio 4's Andy Mycock: Named, Unashamed presents a comic lecture (a la Dave Gorman) about living with his unfortunate surname, drawing on a lifetime of hilarious material and anecdotes. Andy also considers the British public's affection for the cock (phallic not fowl). Join him as he ...

Rising to become one of the UK's most hyperkinetic and crowd pleasing performers, Jon Hipkiss brings you stand up with no agenda, no politics and no aim other than to make you laugh. This show played the headline main house stage at the legendary Rik Mayall Comedy Festival in June at The Norbury ...

Jack Abela is Reaching for everything. Living up to his BAFTA winning sister's high standard, his parents approval and better friends. Also, the microphone.

Dave Reubens goes all out to prove why magic is amazing in his thrilling crash course in all things magic. This mind-blowing magic show is packed with classics, mind reading and illusion. Get a sneaky look behind the magician's curtain, hear about magic's crazy past and even learn a trick to perf...

Peter Buckley Hill has been writing sonnets. Carefully numbered from 1 to 155. One more than the Bard. Shout out a number and he'll read that one. Or leave the choice to him. Watch Shakespeare revolve in his grave, 300 miles away. Less boring than it sounds.

It was 20 years ago today Peter Buckley Hill wrote at least one song for every month of 2006. And put them on a CD, if you remember those. Now, 20 years older but no wiser, he is reprising that show. From the whale in the Thames, via the lonesome death of Slobodan, to the birthday of Yo Yo Ma, to...

Free Fringe founder Peter Buckley Hill (★★★★★ The Scotsman, more than once) will do his usual show. If you know what to expect, expect that. He might have written a new joke, but I wouldn't rely on that. The aardvark will probably feature, anong with other animals, humans, birds, saviou...

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Irish comedian James Downey blends pun-tastic wit, sharp crowd work and a splash of musical comedy in a high-energy performance exploring working-class Belfast, Irish music and his chaotic family. Fast, fearless and brutally honest, James explores growing up loud and trying to fix himself without...

"If you're Lebanese, why's your name Karl?" The question doesn't bother Karl. He loves it when border control shows a personal interest. His answer is a grin, the same smile that's won him marital feuds and the attention of pickpockets. Karl comes to the Fringe for the first time this summer: no ...

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