A sarcastic dairy delivery

Someone Likes Yoghurt is a series of the long monologues that are peculiar to Richard Herring. Clever and contrived, often quite silly and overblown, they won't win favour with those fond of a quick gag but that's not his aim.

With an unashamedly sarcastic delivery, Herring begins by launching into Rudyard Kipling, then opens a one-man debate on perception, including a September 11 reference that nods to his mate and sometime working partner Stewart Lee.

The middle section is probably the most interesting, dedicated to a cutting criticism of the Pope which attacks the papacy's attitudes towards Aids in Africa and contraception. Herring's frankness is refreshing and his application for the post of Pope is hilariously ludicrous.

The show rounds off with the yoghurty diatribe of the title, which stems from an incident at the checkout of his local Sainsbury's. At this stage you begin to worry about his sanity - I mean, fancy buying nine yoghurts in one go.

Until Aug 29 (no perf Aug 16), Pleasance Courtyard, 8pm, £9.50 to £10.50, £8 to £9 concs.