Tickets: £5

A one-on-one walk through town, in the hands of strangers.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Notes towards Comedy Vehicle Series three. Work in progress.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Multi-Bafta award-winning stand up and platinum-selling R&B artist Alex Horne is back with an hour of observations, impressions and lies.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

She Was Probably Not A Robot is a surreal, soulful comedy about a decomposing world and a cosmic visitor.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Join Edinburgh comedy award nominee Carl Donnelly for a brand new hour of hilarious anecdotes and observations on the current state of affairs.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Join Edinburgh comedy award nominee Carl Donnelly for a brand new hour of hilarious anecdotes and observations on the current state of affairs.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Ireland’s top comedy hip hop improv team are stepping up their award-winning game with more mind blowing, interactive, word bending lyrical genius.

Tickets: £8 / (£6 concessions)

The Islanders is a lo-fi musical about memory, first-loves and growing up.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Foster’s Award-winners Max and Ivan spin a bewitching narrative sketch comedy tale of love, loss and shatterproof rulers.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Herring’s tenth consecutive stand-up show tackles the undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveller returns.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Star of Live at the Apollo, C4’s Stand Up For The Week, Twenty Twelve, Todd Margaret and Campus previews her Edinburgh show.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Your ringside seat is waiting for a somewhat curious fine dining experience…

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Ireland’s top comedy hip hop improv team are stepping up their award-winning game with more mind blowing, interactive, word bending lyrical genius.

Tickets: £8 / (£6 concessions)

A show about friendship, dancing desperately and why adults can drink Ribena too.

Tickets: £8 / (£6 concessions)

Jewel is entering a beauty pageant. If she doesn't win, she's gonna be upset...

Tickets: £8 / (£6 concessions)

Using polyphonic song and playful physical storytelling, ANTLER tell the arctic adventure of Crab and her tragic obsession with the unknown.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans unleash a new show that is part-interactive-digital-improv-church-service and 100% celebration of life.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Star of Live at the Apollo, C4’s Stand Up For The Week, Twenty Twelve, Todd Margaret and Campus previews her Edinburgh show.

Tickets: £15 / (£10 concessions)

Following a sensational sell-out run at Battersea Arts Centre earlier this year, The Paper Cinema's Odyssey returns before journeying to Edinburgh...

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

A flirtatious and seductive love letter to theatre, The Beginning takes place between a rehearsal and a performance, dreaming and being awake.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

This is a story about Them. This is a story about Us. This is a story about my dad – a retired policeman – and me, a protestor.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

TV’s Mark Dolan is back with his hilarious new stand-up show for 2013.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

An uplifting, life-affirming and hilarious spectacle about how we ‘feel’ about our bodies.

Tickets: £8 / (£6 concessions)

Ahir Shah is one of comedy’s brightest new talents, whose brand of sharp, satirical stand-up features a blend of socio-political awareness, energetic delivery, and jokes.

Tickets: £12 / (£8 concessions) - £2.50 for under 12s

The Church of Stop Shopping is a group of 80 or 90 musician-activists from New York City, led by the Elvis impersonator and preacher Rev. Billy.

Performer and playwright Sue MacLaine explores the possible creation of a physical and textual score incorporating British Sign Language and English.

Tickets: £8 / (£6 concessions)

Zaltzman comes to the Battersea Arts Centre following a sold-out one-night tour of Bangladesh’s only comedy club.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Father Ted star, Ardal O'Hanlon is delighted to present his latest stand-up show for 2013.

Tickets: £15 / (£10 concessions)

Ring is a sound journey in complete darkness and an antidote to choice.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

An exploration of Cervantes’ novel, combining incredible visual imagery, anarchic performance and original music.

A show investigating what it means to participate in communication – or not. There will be poems, there will be stories and there will be conversation.

Tickets: £12 / (£8 concessions)

Inspired by Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities, where Marco Polo continually re-imagines Venice as a myriad of cities, this show casts London in the leading role.

Tickets: £15 / (£10 concessions)

Ring is a sound journey in complete darkness and an antidote to choice.

Tickets: £8 / (£6 concessions)

With years of hands-on experience, Mrs Lotta Quizeen uses the rituals, responsibilities and realities of domesticity to entertain, educate and amuse you.

Dom Coyote (Kneehigh) delves into the bizarre world of 1950’s B-movies, rock n roll, skiffle, 70’s synths, homemade instruments, old news reels and epic storytelling.

Tickets: £10 / (£8 concessions)

Part game show, part lecture and part love story exploring modern friendships.

Tickets: £12 / (£8 concessions)

From Fringe First winner Inua Ellams comes a story about two foster brothers building a global t-shirt brand.