His comedy show The Bucket List ‘pushes everything a lot further than Jackass ever did’
There are some digressions, but Offerman’s easygoing charm buys him the space to be a little indulgent
Mr Sarah Millican’s show has many zingers but for those easily offended, be warned, this obliterates the taste barrier
A crowdpleasing and upbeat show, this scores heavily on the nostalgi-o-meter
America’s best Trump impersonator seamlessly got the crowd onside
This bracingly positive show is impossible not to like if you have a heart
Creating shows from scratch is seemingly effortless for this ensemble, who never seem to lose their way
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Mohammed is touring the highlights from his pre-Lasso comedy alter ego Mr Swallow
What Campbell lacks in stagecraft finesse she makes up for in confidence
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The posh, self-deprecating stand-up delves into his personal life for laughs
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Babahood certainly delivers a good night out, it just needs more bite
Pascoe has a fresh take on well-trodden issues and a playful, engaging style that draws you in
If oversharing was an Olympic event, Cohen would permanently top the podium
The tightly written script ensures that the laughs keep coming, even when the subject is serious
Edelman is a compelling, super-energetic performer; witheringly smart and laceratingly self-critical
The Jewish comedian’s new show tells the tale of how how he attended a white nationalist gathering incognito: ‘People are disappointed when I tell them I didn’t feel in the path of bodily harm.’
The story of Wozniak might be the shaggiest of shaggy dog stories you will ever hear
The commanding stand-up’s engaging debut is an illuminating insight into the hot topic of gender
It’s even better than last time: break a minor byelaw if it helps you get to the gig
Kay’s material still trades on shameless nostalgia but the audiences left with smiles on their faces
The Edinburgh controversy certainly sold tickets but it seems likely the deliberately offensive comedian won’t be going mainstream anytime soon
Other comedians might as well give up; they are unlikely to improve on this
These two solo shows revealed the other side of the famous podcaster’s repertoire
The American comedian is an essential worker if you’re in need of a dose of curmudgeonly humour
Audiences will be educated as well as spectacularly entertained
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Easy gags and brilliant ideas combine to make this a show for the faithful, if not necessarily one to win new converts
The Texan comic says the comedy scene doesn’t cater for all audiences - or comics
The Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee’s character comedy is immaculately observed
This brilliant show could well make history at the Fringe this year
Walsh’s tale is about the hidden side of celebrity
One of the most exciting breakout stars at the Fringe this year
Her show is a succession of brilliantly observed dispatches from her life
Petts handles hot topics like gender in an accessible, calm and funny way
After having to rewrite his show due to a tragedy in his hometown, the American comedian still keeps his humour high-octane
This born performer’s distinctive take on the last two years is a joy - it’ll be worth the wait for her forthcoming London show
