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Gary's just turned 40, but he's not bothered. Also, his dad is in fine health. So instead he's written some new jokes. From Mock the Week. 'Master of the one-liner' (Scotsman).

Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo and nine radio series. One-liners, pictures, stupid, stupid, stupid. ‘He’s fast absurd, and very funny’ (Radio Times). 'No-one can touch Jones when he hits his stride' (Guardian).

Hello Edinburgh. I have my own TV show in Australia and I have won awards for stand-up. I doubt you've ever heard of them so it's pointless bringing it up. 'Brave, funny and thoroughly entertaining' (Sunday Telegraph).

2012 Fosters Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee. ‘His confidence and comic timing would be the envy of the most experienced turn’ (List).

Top South African comedian shares his madness, abseiling the absurd, bouncing between the surreal and cereal! Fully Committied shows why contemporary dance is the answer, how 50 Shades of Grey is a perfect educational tool, etc...

This is a show that contains four men. They have written some sketches to make you laugh and smile and stuff. So you'll be going then? Good.

Award-winning Canadian comedian Graham Clark brings his friendly, funny (funnly?) style of comedy to Edinburgh for the first (last?) time. ‘A really great comic... I wish more people knew of him’ (Zach Galifiankis).

Austentatious perform hilarious, entirely improvised Jane Austen novels, and they're back in Edinburgh after their smash 2012 debut! Swooning guaranteed. 'Constant wit and verve' **** (Times). 'Supersmart and terrifically funny' **** (Scotsman).

Award-winning character comedy. Chastity Butterworth, the delightfully incongruous creation of actress and comedienne Gemma Whelan. '...female Tim Vine ... a persona akin to emotionally frigid posh boy comic Will Smith ... most impressive' (Chortle.co.uk).

Multi award-winning Tony Law presents a deeply hidden, powerfully meaningful show. 'An ever-changing, hard-to-contain, force of nature' **** (Guardian). 'Form busting and hugely enjoyable' **** (Times). 'Destined for stardom' **** (Time Out). ***** (Metro). ***** (Scotsman).