A selection of the very best shows from this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. With laugh-out-loud comedy and fantastic theatre, it’s a week of treats at Chickenshed.

Lenny Sherman: Have Fun

Sunday, October 6, 7.30pm

Fresh from his recent roles in Channel 4’s comedy Ministry of Justice, loveable Cockney geezer Lenny Sherman brings his barrel of laughs to Chickenshed.

Ivor Dembina: The Joy of Jokes

Monday, October 7, 7.30pm

Truthful stand-up, funny stories, good jokes and a few ad-libs, Jewish comedian Ivor Dembina presents a glorious mixture of comedy.

Paul McCaffrey: Lemon

Tuesday, October 8, 7.30pm

As seen on Impractical Jokers, Russell Howard’s Good News and Stand Up Central.

Dave Fulton: Adapt, Adopt, Adapt Again

Wednesday, October 9, 7.30pm

The messed-up journey to what Dave thought would be the least important thing in his life and how it became the most important thing ever.

William Hartley: Gun

Wednesday, October 9, 9pm

Gun is a one-man comedy western written and performed by a quarter of Fringe favourite Clever Peter.

Cally Beaton: Invisible

Friday, October 11, 7.30pm

Invisible is an unflinching, hilarious and unexpected insight into life at an age when the world ghosts you.

SHINE

Friday, October 11, 9pm

Your daughter is missing. You are the only one who has not given up the search. SHINE is an immersive psychological thriller.

Rich Wilson: Death Becomes Him

Saturday, October 12, 7.30pm

Whilst in purgatory, Rich will dissect his earthly behaviour to find out if he deserves to go to Heaven or Hell.

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