Having returned to the Edinburgh Fringe with her sophomore show, Doomscrolling, Suchandrika Chakrabarti chats to Pepper&Salt about her new hour, character comedy and what's going on with the orcas.

Debuting at this year’s Fringe, Dee Allum brings her show Deadname to Edinburgh. Here Allum chats to Pepepr&Salt about her new hour, making her debut and her responsibility as a comedian. 

Fringe veteran, Alex Franklin returns this August with her new show, Gurl Code. Before travelling to Edinburgh, she chats to Pepper&Salt about Gurl Code and exactly what it takes to bringing chaos to comedy. 

Debuting at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe with his show Grenade, Harry Stachini talks to Pepper&Salt about the meaning behind the metaphor and the rhetorical question that he poses to audiences.

Following the success of her show The Precipice, Micky Overman returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with a new hour, Hold On. Overman chats to Pepper&Salt about Hold On, the art of catching people up on her year and receiving the 'Exactly!' laugh. What is the elevator pitch for your show? It's a show about commitment, and... Continue Reading →

Returning to the Edinburgh Fringe for her second year, Erika Ehler tackles the subject of friendship break-ups in her new show I Got Some Dope Ass Memories With People That I'll Never F*ck With Again. Here Ehler chats to Pepper&Salt about her new hour, friendship break-ups and deconstructing uncomfortable moments.

At the age of 14, after fever-watching Groundhog Day, Richard Spalding had a theory of what happens to use after we die. Now, he is debuting at the Edinburgh Fringe with his show Gather Your Skeletons. Here Spalding chats to Pepper&Salt about his debut hour, the mundanity of normalcy and what can happen if you cook Chicken Kiev incorrectly.