We're up at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe looking for new comedy talent to whet your appetite. Every day of the festival, we'll publish a video clip of a new comedy performer found by BBC talent scouts.
At 11pm on 24 August the star of BBC 2's Mock The Week, Frankie Boyle brings us the best line up in cutting edge comedy and music from this years Edinburgh Fringe Festival when he hosts 4 at the Fringe.
He's sold out his entire run at Edinburgh this year so this is the only place to hear him doing what he does best.
He’ll be joined by a plethora of award winning stand up comedians - Adam Hills, Rhod Gilbert, Stephen Carlin, Marek Larwood, and an exciting new sketch group “The Penny Dreadfuls”. There will also be music of epic proportions from the wonderful Cherry Ghost.
After 33 years of highs and lows, from sleeping bags on student floors to luxury flats, rave reviews and full houses to critical abuse and empty seats, love and loneliness, drunk and sober, Jim Sweeney says goodbye to the Edinburgh Festival.
Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious panel game from the Pleasance Theatre at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Among others joining him are Paul Merton, Clement Freud and Frank Skinner.
Don't forget our sister station. BBC 7's Comedy Club is coming from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. They'll be adding more pictures and audio interviews every day, so check out their web site.
Broadcast: Tune in between 10pm and midnight, daily
At 11pm on 24 August the star of BBC 2's Mock The Week, 
Cutting edge comedy - from the ladies.
Armando Iannucci and his guests return with a heady mix of topical sketches, chat and lots of lies, in front of a live audience.
After 33 years of highs and lows, from sleeping bags on student floors to luxury flats, rave reviews and full houses to critical abuse and empty seats, love and loneliness, drunk and sober, Jim Sweeney says goodbye to the Edinburgh Festival. 
All the latest news, reviews and features from Radio 4's leading arts magazine programme, including an Edinburgh catch up with Stephen Armstrong.
News, views and information for people who are blind or partially-sighted. Including a discussion about use of sighted actors to play blind parts.
Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious panel game from the Pleasance Theatre at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Among others joining him are Paul Merton, Clement Freud and Frank Skinner.
An eclectic mix of conversation, comedy and music from the Fringe. Guests include Phil Jupitus, Arthur Smith and Dame Evelyn Glennie.
Tom Sutcliffe ad the panel deliver sharp, critical discussion of the week's cultural events.
John Humphrys and the team bring arts news from the festival including a review of political musicals..
News from the festival including a discussion of US comedians and political musicals.
Radio 4's consumer affairs programme asks why there is a separate disability section of Fringe.
Don't forget our sister station. BBC 7's Comedy Club is coming from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. They'll be adding more pictures and audio interviews every day, so 
