Well, you can’t keep them all out all of the time. Here are 20 of the better “international” acts coming over ‘ere, taking our audiences … Graham Clark (7pm, Assembly Roxy) Here’s a comic that really revs Edinburgh is Funny’s engines. Clark is a striking figure and a smart, thoughtful stand-up. Comes with a heavy(…)

What’s that? You’ve had a pay rise since Tuesday’s How To Do the Edinburgh Fringe on £25 mega-article?! Very well, have this one instead. Three suggested day schedules that will ensure you have a right old laugh at a range of comics … Schedule 1 2.20pm: The Peculiar Case of Kemsley and Todd Two unorthodox,(…)

Settle down, settle down, the smash hit of the media’s 2012 Fringe coverage – Edinburgh is Funny’s day planners – are back! Below you can find three suggested day itineraries if you want to spend a day watching both good and varied comedy, without spending a small fortune. There are three main strata of show(…)

Some of the most exciting moments at the Fringe take place after dark at the many late-night shows – try this lot for size The Stand Late Show – The Stand, 11.30pm This is probably the finest comedy club on this island, at its best. Raucous, but not in a stag do/comedians stripping way. Rich(…)