Comedy, "Stirling"

Iain's new show is all about the emotions that he experienced upon buying a house with his girlfriend, as well as most of the utterly terrifying things about 'the one'.

Wry storytelling from former CBBC presenter Stirling and offbeat, conversational humour and surreal observations of everyday life from Donnelly.

Double bill of Edinburgh Fringe preview shows, as both Mark Smith and Iain Stirling flex their comedy muscles and psych themselves up for a month of chaos.

David Baddiel presents a work-in-progress version of his first Edinburgh show in 15 years, alongside Iain Stirling.

Edinburgh previews from Iain Stirling, Mark Dolan and MC Chris Mayo.

Anecdotes and sharp gags from former CBBC presenter Iain Stirling. Also featuring Robin Morgan and MC Hayley Ellis.

Incisive and satirical musical comedy about current affairs and celebrity gossip from outrageous duo Topping & Butch. Also featuring Adam Bloom, Iain Stirling and MC Ian Smith.

Affable wit from Sunderland-born stand-up Matt Reed. Also featuring Iain Stirling, Marlon Davis and Liam Mullone.

Affable wit from Sunderland-born stand-up Matt Reed. Also featuring Iain Stirling, Marlon Davis and Tom Price.

Acerbic wit, energetic banter and quick-thinking ad libs from stand-up, actor and presenter Quincy, also featuring Iain Stirling, Ian Moore and Will-E Robo.

Sharp observational humour about life as a Northern bloke, Father and Manchester United fan, from Scarborough-born stand-up Paul Tonkinson. Also featuring Gary Delaney, Iain Stirling and MC Rob Beckett.

Your favourite stand-ups, one hour no lights! After sell-out shows in the UK and Europe, Comedy in the Dark returns to the Udderbelly – a unique experience where comedians perform in complete darkness. Past acts have included Greg Davies, Sarah Millican, Ed Byrne, Arthur Smith & Phil Nichol. Suitable for ages 14+.

Otter-ly fantastic! Now in its third year at Udderbelly Festival, the Comedy Club 4 Kids is back, bigger and better than ever. Cracking entertainment for everyone over the age of six, it stars the best comedians on the UK and international circuit doing what they do best, but without the rude bits. Runs for approximately…

Endearingly shambolic political yet absurdist humour.

Ramblings from the star of Radio 4's Mordrin McDonald: 21st Century Wizard whose last few shows have also alluded to scones, but not this one, which is disappointing.

The macrobert turns comedy club (but less seedy, cos it's for kids too) with stand-up from some of Scotland's best turns.

The next part in Mearns' live comi-autobiography in which he ponders the stupid things he says and does.