‘The Dog Eared Collective’ thrilled last year with their bonkers sketch show. While there may have been some completely out there characters and the odd baffling moment, their warm, silly comedy always beamed through, pulling jokes from the most unlikely moments.

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Here’s the thing: Circus Trick Tease in its own right is a thoroughly enjoyable show, but pitted against the dozens of other circus shows at the Fringe, it just can’t compete.

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Sketch comedy meets improvisation, The Leeds Tealights have blended both to create a fast and sharp hour of entertainment.

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A Corner of the Ocean is one of those plays that promises a lot, but then falls flat on their own premise, leaving you with a sense of having experienced something truly different, but nonsensical at the same time.

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Entering into a cave of darkness, with black fabric walls and stage curtains to match, you would be forgiven for expecting a sombre occasion, but when Henry Rollins takes to the stage in a t-shirt and jeans coloured to match his surroundings, you are immediately aware of the vulnerability of this lone performer.

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The Roarings Boys are Jonathan Donahoe and Daniel Benoliel, back at the Fringe after their cult hit last year, this time they are here to tell you how they tried to blow up The One Show.

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One of the best musicals in the festival, 5 Guys Named Moe is a must-see show, filled with toe-tapping songs and quirky dance routines. This really is a great experience and should be seen by all.

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When Markus Makevellian takes to the stage, covered in glitter, wearing high heels, a unique costume with a puffed-out skirt and a werewolf mask suggestively draped over his groin, you can’t help but wonder just what you’ve let yourself in for.

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Mixing a simple storyline that imitates those seen in sitcoms (a la Friends or How I Met Your Mother) with some quick sketches (all part of the main story), Rule of Three come out winning the audience over.

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Joel Dommett and Eric Lampeart are a comedy double act and from the second they take to the stage the audience are eating out their hands.

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