Desiree Burch makes her triumphant return to standup after a six-year break, presenting a whimsical exploration of midlife crises and menopause. Comedy veteran Shah follows with a highly-anticipated follow-up to his acclaimed show 'Ends,' which tackled familial themes and multicultural Britain. Bridget Christie, a winner of the Edinburgh comedy award, presents a week-long showcase of new material, while Andrew Doherty’s 'Sad Gay Aids Play' aims to parody serious queer narratives in a humorous manner. The festival promises a rich blend of comedic talent and thought-provoking themes.
Desiree Burch returns to standup with a madcap set exploring midlife crisis and menopause after a six-year hiatus, showcasing her compelling stage presence.
Shah's follow-up performance, after a hugely successful 'Ends,' promises to explore themes of family and multiculturalism, reflecting on generational sacrifices.
Bridget Christie, a previous Edinburgh comedy award winner, makes rare appearances to present new material, drawing anticipation for her unique comedic style.
Andrew Doherty's 'Sad Gay Aids Play' parodies queer dramas, aiming for a Pulitzer with a satirical take on serious themes in the LGBTQ+ community.
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