Acclaimed multimedia comic returns with an outlandishly funny new hour of excavated vinyl and throttled hyperkonzept. As seen in Austentatious (***** Times), BBC Two's Harry and Paul and Comedy Central's Drunk History. 'Brilliantly ambitious' (Times). 'An exhilarating trip into the tirelessly inventive mind of an obvious talent' **** (Time Out). 'Thrillingly inventive' ***** (Fest). 'David Lynchian-demented' (Scotsman). 'Talent to burn' **** (List). 'Side splitting' **** (Skinny). 'A weird wonder of a show' **** (ThreeWeeks). '(A) frantic, creative and atmospheric comedy nightmare' ***** (BroadwayBaby.com). 'Absolute lunatic perfection' ***** (Londonist.com). **** (Metro). **** (Chortle.co.uk).

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Reviews

•   The Arts Desk
•   The Skinny
•   The Mirror
•   Time Out
•   Short Com
•   Broadway Baby
•   Edinburgh Festivals
•   The List
•   The Sunday Times
•   ThreeWeeks
•   The Telegraph
•   The Sunday Times
•   Chortle
•   The Guardian
•   WOW247
•   TV Bomb
•   Fest Mag
•   British Theatre Guide
• WOW247
• The Guardian

Press coverage

• British Comedy Guide: Best reviewed Edinburgh Fringe shows 2015
• Punchline UK: Final fun at the Fringe
• The Guardian: This week's best Edinburgh comedy
• British Comedy Guide: Si Hawkins' Fringe Diary 2015, Part 1
• British Comedy Guide: Edinburgh Comedy Award nominees 2015
• Paul Sinha: FRINGEBLOG8
• The Guardian: The six shows you shouldn't miss
• The Herald: Tiff Stevenson's top picks for the second week
• The Guardian: A rap guide to the fringe's freestyling standups
• The Guardian: Edinburgh fringe 2015: what's your last taboo?
• Fest Mag: Fest's Fringe top picks: comedy
• Paul Sinha: Paul Sinha's Edinburgh tips
• Chaplin Moustache: 5 Fringe shows that will be great
• Time Out: 11 character comics to see at the 2015 Fringe
• Laugh Out London: 20 sketch and character comedy
• The List: Best comedy shows at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015