Laughing Horse @ The White Horse

Alistair Greaves 'moments of comedy genius' (Skinny) and Si Beckwith don’t need no heavy trips. They just want to listen to Iggy Pop and make dinosaur origami. All aboard for funtime!

EdCom / Free Festival. Could six months living in Auntie Anne's conservatory push you over the edge? Find out in this hilarious debut show from Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year nominee 2013. 'If there is better stand-up elsewhere for free then I want to know about it, because it really would have to be world…

Kevin Dewsbury / Free Festival. Following on from 2012's show In…Sane about Kevin's experience of mental illness, Out Now is the story of what happened after Kevin revealed he is gay. Making up for lost time he dived into the gay scene. In this show he debunks the stereotypes, explores prejudices, preconceptions…

Kevin Shepherd / Free Festival. For the last two years the Edinburgh Fringe has been Kevin's confession booth. This year his aim is simple, stay out of trouble and finally express an opinion. As well as keeping squeaky clean he attempts to find out what opinions are actually worth. 'It's raw honesty, and it's…

'A Frankie Boyle you could actually book … hilariously brutal' (Chortle.co.uk). Life: the way things were, are and definitely shouldn’t be. Scotland’s comedy dynamo rips through the trials of modern existence like Wile E Coyote on the scent of Roadrunner. His unique gatling gun-style delivery and surreal take on…

How do you make a Venetian Blind? Poke him in the eye. How do you make a Glaswegian blind? Give him two genetically knackered retinas. But he’s not bitter, he’s Jamie MacDonald - That Funny Blind Guy. In his first solo Fringe show Jamie takes you on his ill-judged city break to London. Striving for independence is…

Comedy, variety and music. Darts, bingo and a meat raffle. Benson and Hardcastle return to the Fringe with a mission: to save the WMC from ruin with help from showbiz friends. Ladies and whippets welcome. Southerners tolerated.