With pandas becoming pregnant and the world saved thanks to their comedy-rap-jazz superpowers, musical comedy duo Harry and Chris this year set their eyes on their most difficult task yet… saving the universe.
For approaching seven long years, Larry Dean has had no more than five days holiday from stand-up.
If you're looking for an hour of well-crafted, funny and easily enjoyable comedy, Tania Edwards' Don't Mention It deserves to be, well, mentioned.
It's lucky the circus-like tent that forms The Assembly Rooms' Bijou venue is held down well, otherwise the sheer power of Jess Robinson's vocals would surely blow it away.
Even on her last performance before a well-earned day off, Laura Lexx is full of bright energy from the get-go in her show Knee Jerk.
A confident and engaging performer, Travis Jay makes a solid Edinburgh Fringe debut with Funny, Petty, Cool.
The brand new Secret Policeman's Tour heads to Edinburgh's Playhouse next Saturday on the final weekend of the Fringe.
It's a tight squeeze in the Banshee Labyrinth's Cinema Room as Jack Barry takes to the stage.
“Honestly, officer, I was just pretending to be a Dalek.”
Ashley Storrie is so desperate to get her show going that she's already on stage as the long audience queue filters in.
It's a wonder Adam Hess doesn't collapse in a heap at the end of every show with the amount of energy he puts in.