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Her midnight agony aunt clown show became the hot ticket of the fringe – despite the fact that the Estonian never regarded herself as a comic. In fact, she says, she much prefers making audiences cry

Elegantly profane language can’t disguise undergraduate-level humour and an incoherent mess of a script

The showcase mixing new comedians from refugee and migrant backgrounds with established stand-ups underlined how vital comedy is

The show packs so much in: politics, class, race, grief, colonialism, marriage and the ubiquity of Ottolenghi cookbooks

East London’s resident witch Semra Haksever buys her textbooks from Treadwell’s, forages on Hackney Marshes and wants to transform the Edition into a hotel for cats

Jones is so skilled she can take upsetting scenarios she has faced and flip them into sublime routines, claiming the last laugh

Mumbai-based stand-up comedian Urooj Ashfaq recently won the Best Newcomer Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for her show 'Oh No!'. She is the first India-based comedian and South Asian origin heritage to win the award in 40 years. Urooj's jokes draw on her personal stories and experiences, which she…

For Londoners unable to make it to the biggest arts festival in the world, here’s our guide to our favourite shows travelling to the capital

The obvious intelligence of the writing is undermined by an absence of emotional truth

This is an appealingly unusual show from an appealingly unusual performer

The theatre is championing south Asian comedians at the Fringe - if they’re all as good as this smart stand-up the festival will be a hoot