Craig Hill takes the Finding Me Fringe-ginity again on the 2026 Fringe series!

Known for his electric energy, razor-sharp wit and fearless improvisation, Craig reflects on his journey, the person behind the performer and an incredible 28 years in comedy.

Craig is back at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with his brand-new stand-up show, Craig Hill: You’re Not Even Safe Up the Back! Expect quick-fire comedy, brilliant spontaneity and Craig’s unmistakable ability to turn an audience upside down. And be warned: sitting at the back won’t save you!

SHOW DETAILS

Craig Hill: You’re Not Even Safe Up the Back!

Venue: Just the Tonic Nucleus – Atomic Room
Address: 138–140 Pleasance, Edinburgh EH8 9RR
Dates: 6–30 August 2026, excluding 17, 18, 24 and 25 August
Time: 7:25pm
Running time: 60 minutes

Book through the official Edinburgh Festival Fringe website:
https://www.edfringe.com/tickets/whats-on/craig-hill-you-re-not-even-safe-up-the-back

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