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Alexander Fox and Dom O'Keefe bring their debut two-man show to the Edinburgh Fringe, having graduated from critically-acclaimed improvised comedy group The Oxford Imps. Inspired by audience suggestions, the duo present an hour-long completely improvised James Bond film.

With just months to go before the release of the new James Bond film, Daniel Craig has pulled out. With Idris Elba saying no, and even Roger Moore refusing to get involved, Alexander Fox and Dom O'Keefe bravely take up the baton. Armed only with live musical accompaniment, foley equipment and your suggestions, they improvise a completely new Bond film for your eyes only (and, more importantly, for Eon Productions).

Fox and O'Keefe aim to combine the runaway success of fellow Oxford Imps graduates Austentatious and Aaaand Now For Something Completely Improvised with the ubiquitous appeal of 007 to create a uniquely charming and engaging piece of family-friendly improvised theatre.

More about Alexander Fox:

- One third of sketch trio The Awkward Silence: nominated for Best New Act at London Sketchfest 2014.

- Formerly Head Writer for The Oxford Revue, including their sell-out run at Edinburgh 2013.

More about Dom O'Keefe:

- Directed two sell-out runs at Edinburgh (2013 and 2014) as the youngest ever director of The Oxford Imps.

- Also performing his own one-man show Stereotypist at Edinburgh 2015.