Supercube Cowgate – Room 2 (No. 232)

Have you ever been bitten by the Winchester Goose? Have you heard the inner monologue of a human statue? Do you like that old kinda rock and roll? Giddy up. This show is surreal, satirical and cringe. An alternative comedy triple bill exploring power, celebrity, gender, and the horror of contempo...

A dhol drum complements Haggis Pakora: a Scottish-Pakistani musical comedian with a mushy, heartbroken filling and crusty eczema coat. The filling rips through the coat as family reject exes and arranged dates reject his Halal:Haram ratio. Doth there exist a mango chutney cream pairing? WENAOTY A...

In her debut stand-up hour, Tegan tackles sex, cults, politics, heartbreak, heavy metal, and the terrifying possibility that everyone who ever told her to tone it down might have had a point. 'Phenomenal ' ★★★★★ (Wee Review). 'Fearless' ★★★★★ (Get Your Coats On). 'Exceptional'...

Or: How I Learned to Stop Hating and Love Line Breaks. Satirist Eoin Carney (creator of "The Last Days of Trump") presents dubious instapoems full of ruination and the eternal need for healing. Some may even be good, whatever that means. If you love instapoetry then you will love this show. If yo...

A dhol drum complements Haggis Pakora: a Scottish-Pakistani musical comedian with a mushy, heartbroken filling and crusty eczema coat. The filling rips through the coat as family reject exes and arranged dates reject his Halal:Haram ratio. Doth there exist a mango chutney cream pairing? WENAOTY A...

"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 ...

A very Dutch dad dealing with the realities of getting older, his love for earsplitting hardcore techno music, failing yoga, and simply not giving a f*ck. An Edinburgh Fringe Debut show that will have every generation laughing.

Ali Warwood has been a mental health for 18 years and a stand-up comedian for 12, sadly neither of these endeavours prepared her for a bizarre demand from a powerful promoter just before a show. Find out how she handled the confrontation through the medium of jokes, songs, and a worrying amount o...

At some point in your life, most people come to understand (usually during the transition from adolescence to adulthood) that we cannot sit around in baby chairs and be fed puréed apple. This show is fun and stupid and you should definitely come watch.