At the 2014 Edinburgh Festival, the BBC put on an experimental comedy show called Diane Morgan's Clickbait.

The show was billed as exploring 'the future of comedy with a digital dimension'. As you can see from the videos below, each of the comedy performances involved a digital element. Alex Horne, Simon Munnery, Kim Noble, Gamarjobat and Red Bastard were amongst the acts taking part.

Simon Munnery demonstrates his amazing Fylm-Makker system:

20 members of the studio audience were given a camcorder to document what happened when Red Bastard was let loose on the crowd. Here are the results:

Alex Horne's contribution, beamed into the venue, demonstrated his impressive lip-synching skills:

Bec Hill demonstrated her low-tech but effective method for making animated videos with her mind-reading flip-chart.

Mime clown duo Gamarjobat discover how to make the BBC's studio cameras work to their advantage:

Not everyone could make it to the show though. Here's the apology Kim Noble filmed: