Michelle Wolf ★★★★
Michelle Wolf made major headlines and enemies at the 2018 White House Correspondents’ Dinner, a
Stand-up Comedy
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd: Howling at the Moon ★★★★
Nostalgia, pop culture, and raw honesty blend into a distinctly Scottish hour of comedy in Christopher Macarthur Boyd’s Howling at the Moon.
Katie Boyle: Roe v Wade versus Katie ★★★★
Irish comedian Katie Boyle explores living in America, Catholic shame, St Brigid and somehow all connected to abortion.
Jodie Sloan: Is She Hot? ★★★★
The comic, the confessional and the musical merge in Canadian Jodie Sloan’s debut Fringe show, Is She Hot?
Bryan Safi: Are You Mad at Me? ★★★
Emmy winner Bryan Safi explores confidence, queerness and relationships in his Fringe debut, Are You Mad at Me?
Tamsyn Kelly: Hot Titty Bungalow ★★★★
Tamsyn Kelly recounts the comedic trials and tribulations of relocating for love.
Kieran Hodgson: Voice of America ★★★★★
Kieran Hodgon’s latest show Voice of America explores lifelong love affair with the US and his potential break-up with the country
Ayo Adenekan: Black Mediocrity ★★★★
Musings on growing up black, bisexual and Scottish form the core of Black Mediocrity, Ayo Adenekan’s Fringe stand-up debut
Annie Boyle – Smooth Criminal ★★★★
Annie Boyle delivers a deadpan hour on grief and self-discovery
Jack Traynor: Before I Forget ★★★★
Dark humour abounds with a generous serving of the personal in Before I Forget, from one of Scotland’s rising stand-ups, Jack Traynor