Listings: After 5pm, Comedy

Exuberant and fast thinking regular on the ol' Scottish circuit, entertaining with another bizarrely titled show.

Getting in there with her bid for best show name, Mary talks about feminism, but promises not to ram it down your throat.

With 3 million plus YouTube hits, Paul Zerdin has taken ventriloquism to new heights. It won't be long before his unsuspecting audience notice that it's not just the puppets he's controlling! ★★★★★ (Scotsman). 'Brilliant' (Evening Standard).

This solo show from artist, activist and phone sex operator Cameryn Moore explores the taboo world of phone sex calls, and the taboo, fantasy and deviant desires that permeate society.

He's a pretty wonderful storyteller, so it's best to sit back and relax – just be prepared for something potentially a bit dark.

A half gleeful, half disturbing wander around the insides of Seymour's warped mind.

Musical comedy and consistent laughs from Silky's second solo show.

Simon Donald goes straight for the heteronormative jugular in this new show exploring the reasons why his masculinity has been called into question.

Quick-witted and cynical, Evans is, in his latest show, Leashed (as opposed, we imagine, to 'unleashed').

Riotous comedy cabaret troupe. Astonishing physical skills and orchestrated mayhem. Tiger taming, bullet catching, knife throwing, motorbike madness. Part Monty Python, part Cirque du Soleil. 'Comedy magic' (Independent). 'Laugh out loud entertainment' (Evening Standard). ‘Pure showmen’ (Stage).

Everyone's favourite cat lady is around for 12 nights only to chuck around some new material and see what sticks. After her rollicking success last year, you'll want to get in early for this one.

Wil recounts what made his teenaged 80s so deliciously awkward.

Performed in a photobooth, you are treated to four snapshots from the very worst moments of Scottee's life – from stealing money from his nan to pretending one of his friends committed suicide – Scottee's not afraid to let his bad side rear its ugly head.