‘Pick of the Fringe’ Rosie Wilkinson and BBC Award Winner Helen O’Brien rustle up an organic, gluten-free feast of freshly slaughtered comedy sketches. A palette cleanser of TV chefs, followed by a distorted portion of teenage angst and a casserole of teachers.

Domestic Goddi - don’t feel guilty for not grinding your own flour. Warning: may contain nuts.

Men. You need them. You want them. You may even be one. Find out as Adam Riches showcases a crotch-full of maleness and encourages you to mark your territory and smell his musk!

"Could be the most original and brilliantly written comedy show at the Fringe" ****Fest

"Classic character comedy." **** Chortle

"Worth getting your hands on a copy!" **** The List

Handcrafted sketch comedy from "a unique and creative duo." (Evening News). “This sassy tour de force tickles the ribs from the get-go." (Scotsman). **** (Scotsgay). "Fun without missing a beat." (The List) Fighting evil with tea and scones. Come along, it’ll be nice.

Lonely? No Friends? Join Pippa Evans (who "nearly stole" the Hackney Empire New Act competition this year, according to Metro) for a show that might just save your life. "original, genuinely funny songs...I wouldn't have guessed she was a character" Chortle

Return of the sketch team behind 'WC', the cult hit of Edinburgh 2007. 'Note-perfect' Chortle * * * * 'Brilliantly fresh, warmly funny' Metro * * * * 'Book tickets quickly' The List * * * * 'Countless hilarious sketches without a weak minute in sight' Three Weeks * * * * *

Total sell-out 2005-2007 returns with a brand new line-up. Maff Brown "brilliant stand-up, great material" - Bill Bailey, Tom Craine "can pull punchlines out of unexpected places" - Chortle, Paddy Lennox "simply a scream" - Telegraph. Book early!

Joe Wilkinson and Diane Morgan (as seen in Phoenix Nights, unless you blinked) doing stuff. This is more or less a sketch show, as far as we can tell. "Clearly destined for greatness" Evening Standard. They were winners and runners up in The Hackney Empire, So You Think Tou're Funny and Funny Women comedy competitions.

The 2007 Hackney Empire New Act of the Year winner, and half of 2005 Perrier Best Newcomer Nominees, Toulson & Harvey, presents his debut solo show. "...this British comic is headed for the top." London Lite. "...languid, intelligent and confessional" Chortle.

This show is also previewing at Pleasance Islington. For more information, click here!