Guide

This year's eighteen-day crossing of comedy leylines has grown to incorporate some unconventional spaces Read more »

With nervous energy Watson babbles out his material in enthusiastic bursts Read more »

A theme of the night, quite rightly, was critic-baiting. The large audience would periodically boo the X Factor-style judging panel. Read more »

There is cleverness to the zaniness because Law understands the comedy conventions and rules: what he enjoys is subverting them. Read more »

With effortless charm Amos weaves together personal stories with political asides, cultural references and audience participation in a neatly constructed hour. Read more »

Taking the 'man in the pub' approach, Wilty talks in gravely tones about his career in the army, his naivety and the struggles of the war, often relying on 'barracks' type humour. Read more »

She doesn't so much have gems of jokes in her stand-up, as a string of comedy pearls. Read more »

a pan-cultural mishmash of fringe acts Read more »

absurdity on a par with early 90s Reeves and Mortimer Read more »