Comedy At Studio 7

The self proclaimed ’ Greatest American Comedian in Peckham’ drops by for a bit of a blether and a heavy dose of flirting!

This Scottish comedian and actor, Ray Mearns, invites you to share in his storytelling and sharp gags.

Alan Francis, winner of “So You Think You’re Funny?” in 1991, returns to the Fringe with more of his infamous stand-up routine.

Irish, Iranian, Geordie charmer Patrick Monahan is up at the Fringe with his new show, Time Bandit and takes time out to share his heckle secrets with us.

Musical comedy Dead Cat Bounce sees a cast of three perform sketches in the same hotel room. www.deadcatbounce.ie

Mark Watson drops in for a festival catch up and tells us of his plans for his coming tour.

Craig Campbell and X-files’ lone Gunman, Dean Haglund catch up on the Royal Mile about all their adventures from the Fringe to their hometown in Canada.

From one extreme to another, today we meet the youngest performer at the Fringe, thirteen year old Eros Vlahos. From parents to politics this kid’s got some wit and he’s gathering quite a support. Here, comedian Patrick Monahan has a chat with one of his festival favourites.

A huge Irish star, Irish-American Des Bishop returns to Edinburgh for his fourth year.

Lynn Ruth Miller is a 75 year old, 4 star reviewed, America’s Got Talent semi-finalist, asbsolute inspiration! We chat to her here about her Edinburgh Fringe Shows.

Sally-Anne Hayward gives us her take on relationships, control freaks and being single. We caught up with her at the Edinburgh Fringe 2008.

Ivan Brackenbury’s Hospital Radio Show was shortlisted for the If.Comedy Award at last year’s Fringe Festival. This year the amateur broadcaster returns to the airwaves with a new Xmas show for the patients of Chesterfield and North Derbyshire hospital…oh and you can have a listen too!

Studio 7 Comedy has uprooted to Edinburgh to bring you a Fringe Special. Today we make our way to the Pleasance Courtyard to have a natter with the Punslinger himself, Tim Vine! Got a Village Fete that needs opened? Tim’s your man!

Boy do we have a treat for you! They’ve been with us before and now The Rogues Handbook return !!!! Slightly different to our regular stand-up podcast, this is a unique sketch show. The Rogues Handbook have a new member on board and here they give you an exclusive teaser of their Edinburgh Fringe show! . Warning: contains strong language.

Comedy from Studio 7 Leicester Square presents Nathaniel Metcalfe. This is Nathaniel’s hilarious set to the audience of the legendary Studio 7 Leicester Square live at the Troubador in Earl’s Court at the end of May. . Warning: contains strong language.

We ask at the start why she’s a stand up comedian. The answer is truly profound. Comedy from Studio 7 Leicester Square presents Juliet Stevens. This is Juliet’s hilarious set to the audience of the legendary Studio 7 Leicester Square live at the Troubador in Earl’s Court at the end of May. . Warning: contains strong language.

He’s refined his act, tweeked a few jokes and is now ready to turn his attention to sletch comedy. Comedy from Studio 7 Leicester Square presents David Whitney. This is David’s hilarious set to the audience of the legendary Studio 7 Leicester Square live at the Troubador in Earl’s Court at the end of May. . Warning: contains strong language.

She’e been writing comedy for five years but to no avail. Then two years ago she hooked with a co-writer and turned her attention to sletch comedy. Comedy from Studio 7 Leicester Square presents Poly Pine. This is Poly’s hilarious set to the audience of the legendary Studio 7 Leicester Square live at the Troubador in Earl’s Court at the end of May. . Warning: contains strong language.

He wowed the crowds when we saw him, and we laughed so much we almost wet ourselves. Though that could have been due to us dropping our beer, ahem! Comedy from Studio 7 Leicester Square presents Robbie Bonham. This is Robbie’s hilarious set to the audience of the legendary Studio 7 Leicester Square live at the Troubador in Earl’s Court at the end of April. . Warning: contains strong language.

He’s just started out … in fact the most common question he’s asked is how you start out ion stand up comedy. Well the answer is: just start! Comedy from Studio 7 Leicester Square presents Alex Maple. This is Alex’s hilarious set to the audience of the legendary Studio 7 Leicester Square live at the Troubador in Earl’s Court at the end of April. . Warning: contains strong language.