Daniel Nicholas est 1991. ('a powerful performer' - Notts Comedy Reviewer, Best Improv Show Leicester Comedy Festival) is having a party and you're invited.

Missing the schools games of our childhood this Daniel does his best to replicate those feelings of yesteryear. Featuring team games, party hats, balloons, and who can do the best Sean Connery impression. This audience interactive game show seeks out to find who is the best Fringe Festival audience.

No promises on the goodie bag at the end though. If you just want to blow off steam and make silly faces and noises more frequently then this is for you.

Aaron has been doing stand-up comedy without actually standing up for 8 years now, and it's time for that to change! So he’s attempting to do something he's never done before... Stand-up comedy, standing up.

“An amazing storyteller…there’s never a dull moment…hilarious.” ««««« Neurodiverse Review

“Simmonds is hysterically funny and puts on a great show.” «««« Voice

“A natural storyteller…the audience are rapt.” «««« Wee Review

“Refreshingly different” «««« Metro

As seen on The Russell Howard Hour, Guessable and The Stand Up Sketch Show

This is one small set for Matt, one giant leap for Matt’s kind (i.e. science geeks). With humanity planning to return to the moon in 2025, this comedy show is about the Apollo missions, the last time man stepped foot on the moon (yes, it did happen!). This show is more about the journey than the destination. Telling the stories about the men who walked on the moon and how they did it. How did they get there? How did it make them feel? And how it is all really about Phil Collins? All the key questions will be addressed.

Matt Hobs returns to the Cambridge Fringe following successful solo shows in 2022 (‘Matt Hobs: Follow the Science’) and 2019 ('Matt Hobs BSc (Bristolian of Science)').

"Hobs' explanations are equal to that of the best lecturers, and undoubtedly funnier... a very likable leading comic with a talent for multimedia comedy.", The Wee Review

Best thing ever.

At the age of 36 Si had a baby. Well, his wife did, but he was very much involved. He’s tired now and confused as to why he’s writing this in third-person, but regardless has written a show. It’s the best thing ever ... The baby, not the show. Although the show is pretty damn good too.

Anyway, it's about the baby and other things in his life that are also pretty damn good and some that aren't.

A thrilling debut hour from absurdist Australian stand up Jacob Henegan.

This show will contain 3 perfect jokes, and many other jokes that are imperfect but beautiful in their flawed nature.

Jacob will probably tell some charming stories and maybe make some witty observations.

Jacob will not do any skateboard tricks during this hour

Chelsea Birkby follows up on her award-winning debut with this work-in-progress. Is it about an awakening, clown school and her Mum, or is it about YOUR MUM? As listed in British Comedy Guides Top 10 Picks.

Expect: one liners, heart, pop culture, and maybe even sincerity?

“A hugely promising and already accomplished stand-up, surely destined for greater things.” ★★★★ The Scotsman

Deep dive into the weird wonderful world of eBay with me. I’m obsessed with the thrill of an auction, it’s like shopping – but with a winner.

I have found a treasure trove of people not just selling items but a little piece of their life. I have bought it all. Is this because I am a sucker for a good story, or is it my obsessive-compulsive disorder combining with my hyperfocus fixation of my ADHD? You decide!

I’ll walk the audience through the rabbit hole I have found myself in, seeking validation for each progressively insane purchase.

“Ruby brings an infectious energy and steady stream of animated stories… injected with a deluge of sharp-witted reflections” – The Student

Ali Brice is embracing life after almost losing it. Two years on, he’s admitted defeat and is back on his feet and trying again. Through therapy, friends, and sausages he’s enjoying the moment and celebrating the little things that life has to offer.

This is a sincere and heartfelt show. Silly stories, big questions and jokes aplenty - all held together by a ridiculous man with a silly moustache.

Ali Brice is a comedian and actor. As seen/heard on the BBC and Channel 4. He was almost in the new series of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, but has no way to prove it.

★★★★★ "a twinkle-eyed comedy natural" ShortCom.co.uk

★★★★ "joyously bonkers" Chortle

★★★★ "completely bizarre... deadpan, totally off-the-wall' ThreeWeeks

The Award-winning anti-comedy legend tries to rationalise the world around us. By combining the big (i.e. the advent of unisex toilets) and the small (the inevitable apocalypse) – as a group we can then work out where we all go afterwards?

Ed promises to come up with a big idea to hang the whole thing on – but probably it'll be based on a loose set of unconnected themes with no real purpose. There'll be a demonstration of Ed's acting skills, the odd political impression and the apocalypse included as part of the standard package.

‘Britain’s Greatest Entertainer” – The Guardian

**** 'A master of his genre' (Kate Copstick, The Scotsman).

**** 'Deliberate and expertly done' (Claire Smith, The Scotsman)

MICHAEL BRUNSTRÖM takes the audience on a bizarre ride through dreams and anecdotes, science fiction and mysticism, to explore what we do when something is missing from our lives, at the crossroads between mourning and desire. Featuring Brunström’s trademark mind-bending surrealism, silly props, high drama and low dancing, this show is both odd and oddly moving.

Michael Brunström is missing. Did he simply wander off, or is he trapped down a well? Has he been stolen? Or is he stuck underneath a large heavy object? What will it take to find him and bring him back?

Surrealist comedian Michael Brunström is the creator of capers such as 'Parsley', 'The Great Fire of London' and 'World of Sports', and Winner of the Malcolm Hardee Award for Comic Originality.

★★★★★ 'A stunning piece of comedy' (Comedy to Watch).

★★★★ 'Sense-bendingly entertaining . . . great, crazy, never to be forgotten comedy' (Scotsman)

★★★★ 'An artistic genius' (Skinny)

Self-acclaimed Craftaholic Carol, has been influencing the creative minds of multiple people for weeks now. Her works has been featured on her own social media platforms, and pamphlets locally. Carol’s mission – ‘Inspire many humans to feel joy and confidence through cutting and sticking. So why not join this phenomenal multi-crafter, in her Crafternoon Masterclass and take-home skills you never wanted.

A brand spanking new work-in-progress show from stand-up comedian Micky Overman (★★★★ - The Voice), one of the most exciting up-and-coming voices in comedy. This year she delves into her early twenties when a minor medical issue resulted in heartbreak, unemployment and even an encounter with a witch.

Come see a brand new show about family, British boyfriends, James Bond, Patrick Swayze, and above all, the stupid stuff that it just means to be a woman.

A silly, smart and inventive new hour from this Chortle Best Newcomer Nominee.

"A pin-sharp torrent of precision gags and delightfully silly one-liners" (The Observer)

Party with carnage-wielding, mayhem-manifesting, human disco ball Katie Pritchard, in her brand-

new musical comedy show, as she tries to figure out “who she is” while possibly dressed as a

pavlova. “Inventive and hilarious” (Broadway Baby), “An explosion of joyful lunacy” (Shortlist).

Winner: Musical Comedy Awards 2019. Winner: 2Northdown New Comedian 2019.

Praise for previous work:

Shortlist - “An explosion of joyful lunacy”;

Femedy - “Fantastically weird”;

Broadway Baby - “Inventive and hilarious”;

Chortle - “A veritable Sizewell B”;

Female Arts Magazine - “Always original and entertaining”;

Cambridge Footlights member (and owl lookalike) Andy Bucks has ruined his sleep schedule to bring you a very silly debut hour of stand-up comedy. The later it gets, his brain functions more worsely. What you’re about to witness is a series of increasingly severe brain farts.

This will be a hoot!!!!!!!!! lmao

"A classy writer, able to make a fantastic running joke” - Chortle

"Excellent material, great stage presence and confident going off script. A worthy runner up in a strong field" (South East New Comedian of the Year 2018 judges)

Ania is a 22 year old comedian and writer based in London.

She has written for Frankie Boyle’s New World Order (BBC2), Newsjack (BBC R4), The Now Show (BBC R4) and is one of the 4 regular writers on the Have I Got News For You Twitter account.

Her previous shows received 5 stars from Diva Magazine, and have been recommended by Comedy Central as a ‘show not to miss’. She was a Funny Women Finalist 2020, 2Northdown New Act of the Year Finalist 2019 and Chortle Student Comedy Award Finalist 2018.

She is a former member of the Cambridge Footlights as one of the first Access Officers, and a founder of Stockings Comedy, a comedy collective for female and non-binary comedy performers.

Adele’s 3rd hour long show. Standup combining one liners and anecdotes. All about knowledge and whether it’s good to know everything or to leave some things unknown.

Five years ago, Aaron gained a nickname based solely on being in a wheelchair. This upset him as there is much more to him than his disability, but annoyingly, it’s a really cool nickname. Discover the positive side of being disabled, from having a blue badge to sex in disabled toilets and everything in between. 

Amused Moose Best Show Finalist (2019) As seen on The Russell Howard Hour (Sky 1), ‘The Stand-Up Sketch Show’ (ITV2), ‘Guessable’ (Comedy Central) and ‘Undeniable’ (Comedy Central) 

“EASY TO SEE WHY HE’S AN AWARD WINNER” ★★★★ Scotsman 

“HAS THE AUDIENCE IN THE PALM OF HIS HAND” ★★★★ Broadway World 

★★★ Metro 

"Amiable, likeable, and a commanding presence on stage, Aaron Simmonds is an exciting talent”

– ★★★★ Broadway Baby