Ray and Conrad HC.’s reacts

A selection of magicians doing close-up work. However close you get, you still have no idea how they did it. A great hour for any age.

Plenty of comedy. Some light-hearted and some dark, as James explored a serious topic. Delighted to be able to catch this UK comedian at Fringe.

Our second time attending this line-up show. Utterly solid comedy content, with just the right use of nakedness for laughs.

A constant chortle, gentle audience participation, and a powerful message. This is one of the must-sees of the Fringe.

Great fun. Performances, games, improvised songs. Utterly joyful.

Excellence in variety. Uplifting, amazing, joyous. A love letter to a global city.

A powerful story of loyalty: innocent loyalty, twisted loyalty and lost loyalty. Deserves to be seen by everyone this season.

We were blown away by the multi-talented Rachel Tunaley, presenting all her own music in a tale of a wild trip.

Carly has a great future in stand-up alongside her work as an escort. Hilarious anecdotes, witty presentation, and great audience participation/interaction.

Very funny. Worked with a more intimate Sunday night audience as much as it does with a packed house. A perfectly woke retelling and redemption of our favourite villains.

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Thanks to the comedians for exposing their vulnerability by exposing their genitalia. The concept didn't overwhelm the comedy content, but enhanced it in a way that you have to experience.

This great concept show is a zany, madcap adventure as the competitors race to complete assembly of an IKEA product. Laughs galore. One show remaining this season.