Time. Money. War. Madness. Death. It's all pretty funny when you think about it. Canadian comedian Dylan Rhymer presents a stand-up comedy show inspired by Pink Floyd's masterpiece, The Dark Side of the Moon. But funny. 'Who knew Canadians could be so funny?' (Guardian). 'A very entertaining comic with more to say than most. Rhymer has the ability to take a controversial topic and make it funny, even silly, and say something relevant' (SeriousComedy, Canada).

jD Shapiro is the writer of Robin Hood: Men in Tights. In his new Edinburgh show he tells his story from life in Hell's Kitchen to making it in Hollywood, interspersed with his stand-up in which he covers religion, marketing, and why he believes wokeism is dangerous. An empowering and uplifting show by '...the Ironman of Comedy' (Stan Lee) and 'the most amazing comedy mind I have ever had the pleasure of working with' (Mel Brooks).

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In Fat, Femme and Crippled, Alex drives their mobility scooter on the intersection between disability and queer culture. Using their experience as a non-verbal queer person to educate, captivate, but most of all titillate their audiences as they demonstrate that disabled people are just as filthy and capable of making the same bad life choices as everyone else. This performance is not one to miss. Expect to leave feeling both delighted and disgusted all at once.

Nobody on this planet makes me laugh as hard as Ross McGrane' (Jordan Gray). Get Rich or Cry Trying is the debut 40-minute Edinburgh Festival Fringe show of award-winning, Essex-based comedian, Ross McGrane. Established pro on the UK circuit and tour support for Russell Kane, Jayde Adams and Geoff Norcott, join Ross on a journey from council estate to fatherhood to the biggest stages in the country. 'Ross lights up the room like an arsonist with a can of petrol' (Russell Kane).

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