Dave’s Joke of the Fringe 2024

As Seen on Mock The Week, ‘Master of one-liners’ Mark Simmons had a groundbreaking 200+ date sell out debut tour.

He’s back in 2026 with a show packed with even more expertly crafted one-liners, alongside his trademark off-the-cuff jokes based on random audience suggestions.

As the singer in I Am Kloot from 1999 to 2014, John Bramwell achieved a Mercury Prize nomination for 2010’s The Sky At Night, a Top 10 chart position for 2013’s Let It All In, numerous UK and European tours and a triumphant farewell at the Queen Elizabeth Hall with an orchestra in 2014.

Now, as a solo artist, Bramwell travels a very different path, a path that criss-crosses the length and breadth of the UK with a humble agenda of taking his heartwarming songs to the stage and enjoying another moment in time with his devoted fans.

'Don’t Cry for me Kenny Dalglish' is a show written, directed and performed by Andrew Macmillen. The production is based on his memories of the 1978 World Cup and seven years living in Argentina. It explores questions of identity by tracing the story of Danny McLure, from his childhood as a football fanatic to a middle-aged man reflecting on his experiences following Scotland at the 1978 World Cup and serving as a soldier during the Falklands War. This Edinburgh Fringe hit show is a heartfelt mix of politics, sport and romance.

The Town Hall's hit monthly comedy club is back with  host of award winners and TV names. Each show features a headliner, opening act and MC for the unbeatable price of £10.

Lineups subject to change.