Let’s get this straight from the start. BOYKING! is not like any other show you’ll see at the Edinburgh Fringe this year. Not stand-up, not theatre, it’s an absolute blast from start to finish, with London-based American clown Wenker putting in a performance that will blow your tiny minds.
I don't know what Rob Auton has ever done to upset the Edinburgh Comedy Award judges but I've always found his Fringe shows to be some of the shows that have stayed longest in the memory. Sadly I've not been on the panel in the last few years so have had little influence in getting him shortlisted.
But maybe, just maybe, 2026 will be his year.
Missing detectives, multiple murders and high-ranking cover-ups. It can mean only one thing... Ludwig is back!
In 2016 Richard Gadd won the Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show for a performance which featured him pounding a treadmill throughout the gig. In Elf Lyons is The Woman on the Edge performer Lyons spends the entire hour on barefoot tip toes.
Comedy Central UK has revealed the trailer for Iain Stirling’s Roast The Internet Series 2 which features the star-studded lineup including Katherine Ryan, Jameela Jamil, Joel Dommett, Jonathan Ross and more. The second series is set to return on Monday 7th September.
TriForce Productions has announced that the record-breaking comedy panel show, Sorry I Didn’t Know, has been recommissioned by ITV for a seventh series, 10 years on from its first outing on TV.
Originally commissioned in 2016 as part of ITV’s Black History Month programming, 10 years on Sorry I Didn’t Know is now part of comedy panel show lore, once again breaking its own record as the longest running show b
Ashlee Bentley's blend of quirky humour and brutally honest tales leaves the audience absolutely weeping (mostly with laughter). Ashlee is at the Edinburgh Fringe after winning Magners Share the Craic national search to find the next stand up star. She’s the crowned winner of Show Me The Funny and the Ireland Regional Final of Funny Women. You might also have spotted her on Virgin Media’s The Craic Den Comedy Club show.
A petition has been set up protesting about Amanda Knox's forthcoming Edinburgh Fringe show Cartwheel.
Knox was convicted and later acquitted of murdering British student Meredith Kercher in Italy in 2007. She served four years in an Italian prison before being acquitted on appeal.
Ivory Coast-born Rudy Guede served 13 years of a 16-year sentence for Kercher's murder after his fingerprints were found at the scene.
Let's face it, the picture here isn't really a spoiler. While the first episode of the fourth season of the soccer sitcom kicks off back in Kansas City where Ted (Jason Sudeikis, fresh from his World Cup half-time cameo) is enjoying a domesticated life away from Richmond AFC and working in a supermarket we know that somehow just as he is out they will pull him back in again. But there is a twist this time...
The BBC is to axe long-running stand-up show Live at the Apollo as part of a series of cost cutting measures in their entertainment section. Blankety Blank and Celebrity Mastermind will also go.
The non-celebrity Mastermind presented by Clive Myrie will continue and both Celebrity Mastermind and Live at the Apollo have one more series still to broadcast.
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