The story of Wozniak might be the shaggiest of shaggy dog stories you will ever hear

This is a firecracker of a set that delivers almost every musical hit from the past 90 years

The commanding stand-up’s engaging debut is an illuminating insight into the hot topic of gender

It’s even better than last time: break a minor byelaw if it helps you get to the gig

Kay’s material still trades on shameless nostalgia but the audiences left with smiles on their faces

Julian Clary shines in this camp, corny and filthy show engorged with star names

While the plotting is a bit formulaic, the message of this boisterous production couldn’t be more timely

The Edinburgh controversy certainly sold tickets but it seems likely the deliberately offensive comedian won’t be going mainstream anytime soon

Other comedians might as well give up; they are unlikely to improve on this

These two solo shows revealed the other side of the famous podcaster’s repertoire

The American comedian is an essential worker if you’re in need of a dose of curmudgeonly humour

Audiences will be educated as well as spectacularly entertained

Stars including Aisling Bea and Simon Amstell brought the laughs to this West End venue

Some of the top acts of the 2022 fringe are bringing their shows to London. Here’s our pick...

Easy gags and brilliant ideas combine to make this a show for the faithful, if not necessarily one to win new converts

Khan’s style is accessible and relatable rather than cutting edge

This brilliant show was a Fringe highlight - now it’s landed in London

Moving on from controversy with a brief UK sojourn

The Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee’s character comedy is immaculately observed

This brilliant show could well make history at the Fringe this year