Catherine Bohart is the bisexual, OCD daughter of an Irish Catholic Deacon so there's much to be spoken about in her show, 'Catherine Bohart: Immaculate'. August 1st-26th.
Andy Field brings his show 'Andy Field The Love Tonight' to Edinburgh amidst the glory of becoming a BBC New Comedy Finalist. He hails his show as 'addressing feelings and stuff' which we think is always good. August 2nd-12th, 14th-26th.
Eshaan Akbar's highly anticipated show 'Prophet Like It's Hot' not only has a good title, but the critical acclaim to go with it. After his sell-out run in 2017, you should get on this quick! August 1st-26th.
In a debut split-bill of stand-up, Ania Magliano and Riss Obolensky present 'Ania and Riss Are Trying Their Hardest'. A show in which they try their hardest to make you chuckle - you can feel assured in your decision. August 4th-25th.
Brennan Reece: Evermore is set to be a fantastic performance of storytelling and stand-up. After the sell-out success of his previous shows, and with a ton of new awards under his belt, the only way is up for this young comic. August 1st-27th.
'Harriet Kemsley: Slutty Joan' stars our very own Harriet Kemsley (duh). She's appeared on Roast Battle UK, now come and see her strut her stuff live in Scotland. August 4th-12th, 14th-25th.
Our favourite goddess Jayde Adams is bringing her show 'The Divine Ms Jayde' to the stage and after being dubbed 'third funniest woman in the world' by Dawn French, you can't miss her. August 1st-27th.
Joe Sutherland: Toxic chronicles charts Joe's journey growing up, feeling less like a boy and more like a Spice Girl. He's funny. Like, really funny. August 1st-27th.
Described as a 'complete breath of fresh air' in EdFestMag, Sarah Keyworth's show 'Dark Horse' covers 'what it means to be a girl' through laughter and joy. August 1st-26th.
Sooz Kempner spent the 90s 'playing Sonic, going from a little kid, to a fully grown teen.' In her show, 'Super Sonic 90s Kid', she explores the parallels between her life and the 90s. And we reckon it's going to be ACE. August 4th-14th, 16th-26th.
'Jake Lambert: Little Lost Lad' is 'a beginner's guide to Jake Lambert. A writer for 8 out of 10 cats, Chortle reckon 'he's got gags to BURN.' August 1st-26th.
'Rosie Jones: Fifteen Minutes' stars 8 Out Of 10 Cats' Rosie Jones. Posing questions such as: "'Who would she be if she didn't have cerebral palsy?" and answers like 'Nobody knows... probably a knobhead!' this is one to look forward to. August 1st-26th.