Supercube Cowgate – Room 3 (No. 232)

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A relatable and hilarious hit of 90s and 00s nostalgia, as host Shona White and guests share the best moments from their childhood and teen diaries! Expect all-consuming crushes, melodrama, snogging behind sheds, heartfelt poetry, and underage drinking. Not to be missed if you were ever young.

God's Longest are here to serve you up a big warm slice of improv comedy pie. They're like the Mafia but with more haha. "Wow, pure joy" ★★★★★ (Bruce on the Fringe). "An absurdly delightful hour of comedy" ★★★★★ (Broadway World). "Excellent" ★★★★★ (One4Review). "Fant...

Buckle up for a wild California road trip where every stop, detour, and disaster is made up on the spot. Performed by Cal Poly university's improv comedy team, this fast paced show turns audience suggestions into unforgettable characters, ridiculous adventures, and plenty of laughs. No two trips ...

Children create the scariest horror stories. In primary school, my friends and I would bunk off and hide in the attic, "to protect the musical instruments from the ghosts". We told each other spooky tales. We began to build on each other's lore, until eventually, the stories began to spill out of...

Financial journalist Matthew Partridge goes continental in his third "Horrible Histories for adults" style show. Experience some of the juiciest frauds and scandals that 'made' Europe, from the man who forged a nation's entire currency, to the Russian oligarch who was the most powerful man in his...

Taran O'Sullivan is a rising star of Irish comedy, known for her fearless storytelling, razor-sharp wit and brilliantly chaotic charm. In her debut Edinburgh Fringe show, Lock Up Your Uncles, Taran dives headfirst into the hilarious and horrifying realities of family, womanhood and everything in ...

Lynn transforms real snippets of conversation he accidentally overheard in public into surprising stories, oddball characters, strange songs and absurd imagined worlds. A solo show sitting somewhere between observation, memory and invention. "David Sedaris, but weirder."

"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 ...