Planning a trip to the Edinburgh Fringe? Abnormally Funny People is one show you will not want to miss.
Celebrating two decades of laughter, Abnormally Funny People returns this year with another brilliant line-up of disabled comedians.
The group deliver hilarious, thought-provoking performances, offering stories, jokes, music, and plenty of audience interaction that celebrates and explores disability.
Past performers include:
- Chris McCausland (from Strictly Come Dancing)
- Rosie Jones (Taskmaster)
- Liz Carr (Silent Witness)
Audience members rave about the show’s atmosphere. The Scotsman described it as “a uniquely hilarious experience” where “the entire room rocks with laughter.”
Show details
- When? Every day from Friday 1 August to Monday 25 August (not on 14 August)
- Time? 4.50pm to 5.50pm
- Where? Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
- Special offer: 2-for-1 tickets on Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 August
Long-distance travelling made easier
We understand that travelling long distances can sometimes feel daunting. The Motability Scheme is committed to supporting inclusive experiences, on and off the road.
If you’re planning one of your first long trips with an electric vehicle, our practical guide offers valuable tips on route planning, charging points, and maximising your vehicle’s range. For those relying on public transport, we’ve put together some helpful tips to make sure you enjoy a comfortable and hassle-free journey.
And check out accessibility advocate Emma Muldoon’s personal insights into road trips, helping you prepare thoroughly and travel safely.
By accessing these resources, you’ll be able to set off feeling prepared, relaxed, and ready to fully enjoy everything the Edinburgh Fringe Festival has to offer.
Tickets and accessibility
Tickets for Abnormally Funny People are on sale now through the Edinburgh Fringe website. You can also find detailed accessibility information. Get your seats booked early to avoid disappointment.
Let laughter lead the way to Edinburgh this summer.
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Featured image credit: Steve Best / Abnormally Funny People
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