Thursday 2nd September 2010
We've looked at over 2,400 reviews to determine what the best ten Edinburgh Fringe shows were in 2010.
Monday 30th August 2010
A sketch show with lots of laughs - particularly in the skits where music was involved.
High-energy fun with the award-winning Australian singer.
Possibily the most surreal comedy show you'll ever see and thus impossible to rate.
A double-header featuring two charming young comedians who are clearly destined to go onto bigger things.
Kev Orkian's fictional Armenian character may not deliver the most subtle of jokes, but is he a great mainstream entertainer.
Some fast-paced, high-energy, well directed - if a little over-crude at times - sketch show fun.
A mildly amusing show, but Matt Green would probably have been better sticking to the audience banter which is where the main humour was.
Some funny songs about the awkward situations in life, but some issues stop the show being as funny as it could be.
Stuart Goldsmith says he has spent his whole life trying to be interesting. He has definitely succeeded.
Susan Harrison shows off some impressive acting skills as she becomes five very different fantasy characters.
Tom Allen delivers a delightful hour, but its just gently moving rather than anything with any heavy laughs.
Saturday 28th August 2010
Russell Kane's Smokescreens and Castles has won the £10,000 Edinburgh Comedy Award for best show.
The winners of the 2010 Malcolm Hardee Awards have been announced.
Thursday 26th August 2010
Check out highlights from BBC Comedy Presents. Includes Abandoman, Bo Burnham and The Boy with Tape on his Face.
Wednesday 25th August 2010
Two creepy but cool guys in smart suits doing magic? Thank you very much, Barry and Stuart.
Intelligent material in sketch comedy is sometimes hard to come by, and it is through this that Clever Peter are refreshing.
At once unsettling yet strangely touching, Hoult delivers his creations with confidence and a luscious touch of pure theatricality.
Original, polished and perfectly crafted, Dead Cat Bounce are a must-see.
Simply put, delightful sketch group Delete The Banjax are adorably funny.
