Etcetera Theatre

Character comedy exploring sexual compulsions and global politics.

• Directed by: Tim Stark
• Written by: Ruaraidh Murray

Three childhood friends take part in a robbery which goes drastically wrong, and now they wonder who they can trust, and whose turn it will be for Bath Time. Set in Edinburgh during the mid-1990s, this darkly-comic solo play is written and performed by Ruaraidh Murray.

A sketch show for kids with silliness, make-believe and bad celebrity impersonations, with Bec Hill and Tom Goodliffe.

High-energy character comedy and offbeat gags.

The stand-up and award-winning radio DJ tries out new material for his debut solo show.

• Written by: Tim Welham (adaptation)

Toronto-native Tim Welham presents his highly successful solo adaptation of Shakespeare's Richard III.

Character-based comedy set in the world of competitive darts.

• Directed by: Thom Tuck
• Written by: Caroline Hardie

Caroline Hardie's one-woman show, featuring an array of comic female characters.

A darkly-humoured polemical play and political satire in three acts on the exercise of arbitrary power by ministers in the Digital Age.

Character comedy in preparation for an Edinburgh show.

Surreal and inventive humour and storytelling.

Hilarious gags interspersed with refreshing honesty from the soon to be father of two, ready to bare all on pregnancy, fatherhood, farts and Thomas the Tank Engine as well as his previous life on the road, meeting Paul McCartney and his past as a hard-drinking party machine.

Stories and anecdotes about being a child who didn't want to follow in her father's comedian footsteps.

• Written by: Maddy Anholt

An outrageous one-woman show, written and performed by Maddy Anholt a woman of many parts.

Character comedy, sketches and stand-up in honour of their 10th anniversary.

Stories and anecdotes about how a lonely second-hand bookshop owner accidentally became his pen pal and changed his life.

Offbeat and inventive humour mixed with surreal songs from the 2012 New Act Of The Year and Chortle Best Newcomer award-winner.

• Written by: Terri Ann Bailey

The play explores themes of time, loneliness, family, loss and friendship as the characters try to enjoy their seemingly lighthearted event.

Stand-up set to the music of the Rat Pack, with Nathan Cassidy.

Observational humour inspired by being an Asian American, who was adopted at age three, raised in New Jersey and has spent the last 20 years living in the UK.

An exciting new one-man show in two acts that places our hapless hero at the centre of a one-man farce in which everything goes right. Sort of.

Dark, sardonic humour and disgruntled storytelling from the former Never Mind The Buzzcocks team captain.