Edinburgh is Funny 2012

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Irish/Australian stand-up Jimoein goes back to the fearsome days of the Gilded Balloon "bear pit" for his First and Worst article

I've heard of comedians putting themselves in the shop window metaphorically, but literally? Really? Al Pitcher explains

One of the finest "First and Worst" submissions yet. Read on for old tales of sleeping rough, onstage rage and audience stealing, courtesy of Martin Soan from The Greatest Show on Legs

It's Laurence Clark's seventh Edinburgh Fringe. Time to look back at some of his hairier moments

Two beautiful old Edinburgh storles from Hal Cruttenden. Turns out that proving judging panels wrong is in his skillset, but stopping drunk people throwing things isn't