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Bottomless Brunch at the Dog and Whistle Pub

Sounds On Saturday at the Dog and Whistle Pub

After 18 months off, the longest reigning Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner is back with some half-ideas, some fuller ideas, and some stuff he’s nearly written. This is just what happens.

Top stand-up Comedy at Edinburgh's #1 rated Comedy Club.

Top stand-up Comedy at Edinburgh's #1 rated Comedy Club.

Top stand-up Comedy at Edinburgh's #1 rated Comedy Club.

Top stand-up Comedy at Edinburgh's #1 rated Comedy Club.

A special live show to celebrate the launch of It Is Better, a comedy album by John-Luke Roberts.

Fern Brady is writing her fifth solo show Autistic Bikini Queen to bring on a nationwide tour.

After taking a year off because of a global pandemic, when leaving the house was illegal, and the government allowed culture to die completely, I am back with an attempt to write a new show. (WIP)

This high functioning alcoholic and father of three is an unmissable Edinburgh favourite.

Oh, you like Josie Long? Well, she's back in Edinburgh to try new stuff.

Stu prepares to film a special later this year by splicing together the best bits from his two favourite shows, End Of & Primer.

An hour of new material from the star of BBC2’s The Mash Report.

An hour of new material from the star of BBC2’s The Mash Report.

Nominated twice for Best Show at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, Ahir Shah returns to the Monkey Barrel with a work-in-progress show ahead of a brand new national tour.

After almost two years off duty, award-winning stand up Pierre Novellie is back at the Fringe and ready to perform to whoever else is willing to leave the house.

The world’s angriest optimist returns for another bash at sorting out life’s complications. It’s stand up comedy for people who like to keep things simple. ‘Big hitting stand up’ The Guardian.

Two of the fastest rising stand-ups in the UK are debuting their new material in a hilariously fun split bill.

Award winning comedian and raconteur Elf Lyons invites you for an hour of revelry, raconteuring and comedy your great-grandad would consider 'indecent' for a lady to listen to.