A Beginner's Guide to Happiness

The highlight of Paul Conneely's torpid rumination on happiness is an anecdote about missing a train when a man at the front of the ticket queue asks a meaningless and complex question while those behind suffer silently. I can identify - not so much with the joke, but because I found myself suffering silently while the Londoner stumbles through time-honoured comedic fodder in a lumbering, clichéd, evidently nervous manner.

Holyrood Too @ Faith, 225 9764, until 24 Aug (not 18), 10.15pm, £6 (£5).