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Join the stars of Derren Brown's 3D Magic
Spectacular and Tricks from the Bible for a preview
of new material from their forthcoming Edinburgh
show 98% Séance plus a selection of their most devious tricks
to date. Winning Young Magician of the Year has
propelled the duo into the public eye and they were
quickly picked up to star in their own television
series, the Golden Rose Award nominated,
Magick. Their weird illusions have earned them
places in The Twenty Sickest Tricks of All Time
and in Ofcom's twenty most complained about
programmes on television.
Dark Vaudeville for the 21st Century Metro
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Direct from the Melbourne and
New Zealand Comedy Festivals
and with a Chortle Award
Breakthrough Act nomination,
Andrew returns with his 5th solo
show and another hour of words
that may or may not include
'hobo', 'arch' and 'Saint and
Greavsie'. |
Stand-up comedy for kids and
their parents. 3 top names from
the comedy circuit perform
stand-up without the swearing or
the naughty bits! Ideal for
6-11 year olds but smaller and
bigger people are also welcome.
No dragons. |
The Nearly Naked Chef
Grab a seat and tuck in as Hardeep Singh Kohli
combines comedy with inventive cuisine in a
wonderfully funny, laid back show. Just think Ready,
Steady, Cook with great cooking and funny anecdotes,
all delivered in the Glaswegian's unique, articulate
and charming way. The celebrated broadcaster
(BBC One Show), raconteur, writer, cook and
Celebrity Masterchef runner-up serves an extended
version of his sell-out 2009 Edinburgh Festival hit
with even more of his winning talents and recipes. |
7.30pm (1hr) / The Junction J2
£10.50 (or £16.50 for this and Kevin Bridges)
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7.15pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£5.50 (or £9 for this and Tony Law or Michael Fabbri)
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3pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£8 adults / £5 children
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Sorry due to unforeseen circumstances this show has been cancelled
1pm (2hr) / The Junction J2 / £12.50
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Work in progress.
Life's not fair and the
world's a disgusting place
to live. Andrew Lawrence
tries to find some consolation.
Double Edinburgh Comedy Award
nominee 2006/07.
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Danny continues to delight audiences around
the world with his unique and personal brand of
storytelling and razor sharp wit. An Edinburgh
regular (9th solo show) he is one of the most
perceptive and travelled comedians working in
the world today and was invited to appear at the
world famous Montreal Comedy Festival where he
achieved critical acclaim and a nomination for the
prestigious Gemini Award. |
Turn Of The Century.
Who's the comic with an ear for dialogue and a
bod for sin? Triple Perrier Award Nominee and
Winner of the 2009 Dave Award for Funniest Joke
of the Fringe, presents his 7th solo stand-up show.
Jokes? Yes sir. Raps? Almost certainly. Fun? You
bet your mum it will be fun.
Spectacular displays of verbal pyrotechnics The Observer |
Stand-up comedy for kids and
their parents. 3 top names from
the comedy circuit perform
stand-up without the swearing or
the naughty bits! Ideal for
6-11 year olds but smaller and
bigger people are also welcome.
No dragons. |
7.30pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£8 (or £12 for this and Carl Donnelly)
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7.30pm (1hr) / The Junction J2 £10.50 (or £16.50 for this & Mark Watson)
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6pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£8 (or £12 for this and Elis James or Simon Munnery)
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3pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£8 adults / £5 children
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With an Edinburgh Comedy Award nomination and
appearances on both Michael McIntyre's Comedy
Roadshow and Live at the Apollo in the last 12
months, this young Glaswegian is the hottest
act to come out of Scotland in the last 10 years.
His unique brand of social commentary, astute
observations and sharp one-liners are comedy
gold.
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Mr Tony's Brainporium.
Like a rolling ball of funny with
bits flying out of it, Tony Law’s
infectious comedy will leave
you stranded in a hilarious field
of ideas. Comedians' Choice
Award Winner and Stewart Lee’s
Comedy Vehicle (BBC 2). |
The 2009 Edinburgh Comedy Award Best
Newcomer nominee and star of Mock the
Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Big Brother's Big
Mouth presents a brand new hour of comedy.
This hip, young star is rising so fast he is in
danger of getting the bends Evening Standard |
All Business
With shows on Channel 4, BBC Radio 4, an
If.Comedy Award nomination and fresh from a
massive international tour, Pappy's return with
their biggest show ever!
The funniest sketch troupe on the fringe Scotsman |
9pm (1hr) / The Junction J2
£10.50 (or £16.50 for this and Barry & Stuart)
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8.45pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£5.50 (or £9 for this and Andrew O'Neill or Michael Fabbri)
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7.20pm SOLD OUT Extra show added 5.45pm
7.20pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£10.50 (or £16.50 for this and Jon Richardson
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5pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£5.50 (or £9 for this and Penny Dreadfuls)
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How Do You Solve A Problem
Like Carl Donnelly?
Edinburgh Comedy Award
nominee 2009 returns to the
Fringe for an hour of impossibly
effortless stand-up. As seen on
Russell Howard's Good News.
You're advised to come and
see what all the fuss is about! |
The multi-award winning comedian and host
of BBC's We Need Answers, Never Mind The
Buzzcocks, and a Mock The Week regular and
star of cult Radio 4 series Mark Watson Makes
The World Substantially Better. Mark Watson
will be performing a work in progress before he
finally returns to the road in the UK, with his most
personal, most surprising, and funniest show yet. |
A rare live appearance from the comedian best
known for playing Sgt 'Motor Mouth' Jones in the
hugely successful Police Academy films. Michael
is a master of vocal gymnastics who can imitate
incredible sound effects using only his voice -
whether the frenzy of Jimmy Hendrix playing
the guitar or the roar of a jet plane. He has also
starred in and provided voices for Spaceballs, The
Simpsons, Gremlins, Family Guy and King Of The
Hill! A very special and rare live show from a true
Hollywood legend.
Recommended for ages 16+
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From the troupe who brought you the critically acclaimed
Aeneas Faversham trilogy, The Never
Man and Radio 4's Guy Fawkes... A much
anticipated return to sketch comedy for The
Penny Dreadfuls with a brand new show for
2010. Originally starting out in sketch, the Penny
Dreadfuls are also famed for their comedy thrillers
and playlets which have garnered huge critical
acclaim and play to sell-out audiences across
the UK.
Pythonic, Blackaddery excellence The List |
9pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£8 (or £12 for this and Andrew Lawrence)
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SOLD OUT
9pm (1hr) / The Junction J2 £10.50 (or £16.50 for this & Danny Bhoy)
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7.30pm (1hr) / The Junction J2
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6.30pm (1hr) / The Junction J3 £5.50 (or £9 for this and Pappy's)
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Michael Fabbri returns to the
festival to share a few of his
favourite lies. Some he heard
and some he told. As well as
various thoughts, facts and
fictions all welded together
to construct an hour of
organised comedy chaos. |
Daytripper.
Elis is a man who spends too much time alone
in the sleepy market towns of Great Britain. This is
the story of his quest to make those towns interesting.
Wales's hottest young comedian from BBC
Wales's Rhod Gilbert Show and BBC 6Music.
A complete joy Time Out |
A rare live appearance from the comedian best
known for playing Sgt 'Motor Mouth' Jones in the
hugely successful Police Academy films. Michael
is a master of vocal gymnastics who can imitate
incredible sound effects using only his voice -
whether the frenzy of Jimmy Hendrix playing
the guitar or the roar of a jet plane. He has also
starred in and provided voices for Spaceballs, The
Simpsons, Gremlins, Family Guy and King Of The
Hill! A very special and rare live show from a true
Hollywood legend.
Recommended for ages 16+ |
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10.15pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£5.50 (or £9 for this and Tony Law or Andrew O'Neill)
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8.45pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£8 (or £12 for this and Dan Antopolski or Simon Munnery)
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7.30pm (1hr) / The Junction J2
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Don't Happy, Be Worry.
Last year's Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee
and Have I Got News For You panelist presents a
brand new hour of stand-up.
So good he actually bends time Chortle |
Both starred as the face of Holly the
computer in the hugely popular TV series Red
Dwarf. Individually they are also renowned
and distinctive comedians. Now for a rare live
performance, they link up together for a stand-up
show and ad-libbed Red Dwarf Q&A to create a
unique comedy evening.
Hattie's razor edged humour and Norman's
uninterested, deadpan style provides a perfect
platform for a brilliant and unique show. |
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9pm (1hr) / The Junction J2
£10.50 (or £16.50 for this and Jack Whitehall)
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Self-Employed.
The surreal and absurdist genius and six times
Boothby Graffoe Award winner (Alan Parker: Urban
Warrior & League Against Tedium) returns to the
CCF for the fourth year with jokes, poems, anecdotes,
songs, and wry comments.
As close as comedy gets to modern art The Scotsman |
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10.15pm (1hr) / The Junction J3
£8 (or £12 for this and Dan Antopolski or Elis James)
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