As two of Ireland's hottest digital talents, Michael Fry and Killian Sundermann unleash their unique blend of humour, sketches, and tunes live on stage.

Manchester comedian Tom Lawrinson has amassed over 125 million views with his online sketches. He brings his brand of wacky and wonderful humour to the Fringe in his hour-long tour de force ‘Hubba Hubba.’ 

In his stand-up comedy show I Can't Stand the Man, Myself, Alexander Bennett takes us on a journey through self-critique, self-discovery, and self-love with a dash of hilarity.

The Last Living Libertine by John Tothill effortlessly blurs the lines between cabaret and TEDTalk, offering an evening that's as intellectually stimulating as it is side-splittingly funny.

Get ready to embark on a heartfelt journey of self-discovery with comedian Kassie Thornton's one-woman show, That Don't Hurt My Feelings None. Set in the intimate ambiance of the Assembly Rooms Drawing Room, this performance is a thoughtful blend of authentic storytelling, humour, and raw emotion, leaving the audience both laughing and touched.

Maria DeCotis enters the stage with a smirk on her face that hides a secret. As she pulls us into the imagination of Lynn, a 62-year-old woman trying to regain control over a lost life by reimagining herself as a youthful comedian, we learn that the secret she hides is a deep sorrow.