Entirely distinctive, with bizarrely conceived and executed shows, Laser Kiwi continue to forge an inexplicably successful path, balancing dazzling circus skills and so-so knockabout sketches.

Topical panel show What Just Happened? is to returns to BBC Radio Wales for a third series this autumn. Robin Morgan returns as host with Kiri Pritchard-McLean as resident panellist in the four-part ...

Netflix is to make a new competition series to crown the next big name in stand-up. Kevin Hart will front the as-yet untitled series, which comes ten years after American reality show Last Comic ...

At the top of his show, Ambulance for One, he seems about to plough us into something confessional, alluding to his failing health, his existential battles with ageing, and how things have been ‘going ...

Comedians are to take on a team of clients of homelessness charities in a football match on Monday.

Convention is that any Fringe review will talk about the narrative of the show in hand, explaining how Dan Tiernan’s here to talk us through the systems he came up with to try to improve his life, but ...

American comic Seaton Smith has a magnetic energy on stage, a commanding presence, fluid delivery and a quick-thinking, playful manner in his many interactions with the audience.

Welcoming his audience with a montage of PS1 graphics and naming his show after the fighting game franchise, Roger O’Sullivan primes us for a nostalgia show about video games and growing up in the ...

Sporting a Baywatch-style swimsuit, the amply bosomed Aszkenasy certainly appreciates attention as she rises from her prostate pose and introduces herself, in French. That’s likely a nod to her ...

Dru Cripps spins good old-fashioned fun out of a humble set-up. Operating out of a shipping container on Potterrow he uses his voice and a loop machine to create improvised comedy songs – as many as ...

Mary O'Connell talks about being an ‘insecure bisexual’ for mainly choosing men to date. She also talks about the dating apps she’s no longer allowed to used as she’s currently in an exclusive ...

‘Hello, I’m Alex and I’m an alcoholic.’ This is how Alex Stringer started her show, and presumably her journey to sobriety eight years ago, when she was just 23.