Sooz Kempner: Y2K Woman ★★★★
Sooz Kempner returns to the Fringe with a brand-new show that takes a comedic look back to the year 2000
Stand-up Comedy
Jen Brister – The Optimist ★★★★
If comic Jen Brister has learned anything in the past 18 months, it’s that she’s no good in a crisis. Her tour may be called The Optimist, but take that with a large pinch of ironic salt.
Mark Thomas: Black and White ★★★★★
Mark Thomas returns to the Fringe with an excoriating critique of UK and world politics and an unexpected swerve into music hall
Russell Arathoon: The Curious Incidents of the Gay in the Night ★★★★
Russell Arathoon brings 60 minutes of sass and hilarity to the Fringe with a show that fearlessly explores life as a gay man.
Alex Hylton: Love, Probably ★★★★
Alex Hylton: Love, Probably sees the lone wolf comedian stand out from the crowd.
Jo Caulfield: Here Comes Trouble ★★★★★
Jo Caulfield returns to the Fringe and, post-lockdown, she has a LOT to say!